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Transform.Industry - Toward Carbon Neutrality in Austrian Industries

  • Verena Alton (Speaker)
  • Hans Böhm (Author)
  • Schützenhofer, C. (Author)
  • Gahleitner, B. (Author)
  • Knöttner, S. B. (Author)
  • Kubeczko, K. (Author)
  • Leitner, K. (Author)
  • Rhomberg, W. (Author)
  • Sebastian Goers (Author)
  • Simon Moser (Author)
  • Mario Reisinger (Author)
  • Martin Baumann (Author)
  • Christoph Dolna-Gruber (Author)
  • Bernhard Felber (Author)
  • Andreas Indinger (Author)
  • Thomas Kienberger (Author)
  • Maedeh Rahnama (Author)
  • Peter Nagovnak (Author)

Activity: Talk or presentation / LecturePresentation at a conference / workshop for industry or public institution

Description

Domestic industry is a cornerstone of Austrian prosperity, as is an intact environment and a climate that is conducive to life. The Austrian government has committed for the country to become climate-neutral by 2040; this cannot happen without substantial efforts in all CO2-intensive areas. To preserve the industry and environment, a transformative approach is necessary. Within the present study we investigate the industrial landscape - and with maximum preservation of domestic value creation. It also discusses which of the many potential technologies are the most promising and are worth the investments from a macroeconomic perspective. To encompass a comprehensive solution space, four extreme scenarios were formulated and modelled. 17 key technologies and their individual applications were evaluated for all 13 industrial subsectors, with a macroeconomic analysis yielding holistic recommendations.
Period24 Oct 2024
Event titleNEFI Konferenz 2024: Innovationen gemeinsam gestalten: Den Weg zur Klimaneutralität ebnen
Event typeConference
LocationVienna, AustriaShow on map
Degree of RecognitionNational

Research Field

  • Flexibility and Business Models

Keywords

  • Industrial Climate Neutrality
  • Decarbonisation Pathways
  • Clean Manufacturing
  • Scenario Modelling
  • Macroeconomic Analysis