Club of Amsterdam Journal, June 2022, Issue 244

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Lead Article Green hydrogen is coming – and these Australian regions are well placed to build our new export industry by Steven Percy, Senior Research Fellow, Victorian Hydrogen Hub Article 01 Green Hydrogen for Industry: A Guide to Policy Making by IRENA – International Renewable Energy Agency The Future Now Show How to end dependence from fossil energy sources with Livio de Santoli & Angelo Consoli Article 02 Plastic eating enzymes just got even better! New breakthrough. by Just Have a Think News about the Future > Impact 2030: Ireland’s Research and Innovation Strategy > Global Foresight 2022 – Atlantic Council Article 03 Our world in 2050: what lies ahead for you and your business? by The Law Society Recommended Book From Big Oil to Big Green by Marco Grasso Article 04 The truth about hydrogen by DW Planet A Climate Change Success Story Carbon Capture Companies Global Thermostat Carbfix CO2 Solutions by SAIPEM NET Power Quest Carbon Capture and Storage Climeworks 1PointFive CO2Value Europe Carbon Engineering Aker Carbon Capture Zero Carbon Humber Futurist Portrait Parag Khanna Managing Partner at FutureMap Tags: 2050, Artificial Intelligence, Australia, Carbon Capture, Climate Change, Fossil Energy, Green Hydrogen, Hydrogen, Law, Plastic, Sustainability Club of Amsterdam Search Submit your article Contact Subscribe

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Jeremy Rifkin: “Because hydrogen is so plentiful and exists everywhere on earth, a hydrogen economy would make possible a vast redistribution of power. Today’s centralized, top-down flow of energy, controlled by global oil companies and utilities would become obsolete.

Parag Khanna: “It is time to re-imagine how life is organized on Earth. We’re accelerating into a future shaped less by countries than by connectivity. Mankind has a new maxim – Connectivity is destiny – and the most connected powers, and people, will win.”

Stavros Dimas, EU Commissioner for the Environment: “The world will fail to halve emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) by 2050 without the deployment of technology to capture and store the emissions spewed out from fossil-fuel burning power plants “