Jim Giles
Vice President, Net Zero at Trellis
Conference Chair, VERGE Carbon. Former lives: CEO @Timeline_Now, @Medium ed & co-founder @ReadMatter.
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1 week ago |
trellis.net | Jim Giles
It often feels like there’s no area of business that artificial intelligence isn’t about to disrupt. But for those interested in focusing attention on where the technology might have particular impact, a slew of grants from the Bezos Earth Fund provides useful pointers. The fund has allocated up to $100 million to its AI Grand Challenge for Climate and Nature, which is designed to identify and accelerate projects that leverage artificial intelligence to tackle pressing environmental challenges.
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1 week ago |
trellis.net | Jim Giles
Purchasing sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) just got a little easier, thanks to the release of an online platform that allows buyers to quickly compare price and other attributes of different fuels. Fuels derived from waste cooking oil and other sustainable sources are at the heart of the aviation industry’s efforts to decarbonize, but purchasing SAF is nothing like booking a flight.
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1 week ago |
ecotopical.com | Jim Giles
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1 week ago |
trellis.net | Jim Giles
A pioneering scheme to limit the growth of aviation emissions is facing increasing risks of non-compliance as the price of carbon credits rises. Air travel became the first sector to agree to emissions targets on a global basis when the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA) was adopted in 2016. Participating airlines must now cap their emissions at 85 percent of 2019 levels — any subsequent growth needs to be offset by purchasing CORSIA-approved carbon credits.
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1 week ago |
trellis.net | Jim Giles
For much of the past two decades, the loudest voices in the debate over carbon capture and storage (CCS) were often the critics: The equipment was too expensive or too prone to breaking down. Perhaps most damning was the accusation that the technology would extend the life of fossil fuels and delay cleaner, longer-term solutions. Now the dynamics have shifted. CCS projects are growing at record rates.
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