Connected, complex, and carbonized: The country archetypes of the petrochemicals sector
Ella, Penny, Chris and Jonathan develop a theoretical archetype model of the petrochemicals industry.
Ella, Penny, Chris and Jonathan develop a theoretical archetype model of the petrochemicals industry.
Uncertainties in greenhouse gas emissions estimates for petrochemical production have lacked quantification globally, impacting emissions reporting and decarbonization policymaking. Here we analyze cradle-to-gate emissions of 81 chemicals at...
Plastics are controversial due to their production from fossil fuels, emissions during production and disposal, potential toxicity, and leakage to the environment. In light of these concerns, calls...
Our deep dives delve into models for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the chemical sector.
New study of UK plastics flows shows 1/3 of related GHG emissions could be reduced by increasing recycling capacity and reducing demand.
Researchers present seven planet-compatible pathways the chemical industry could follow to reach net zero by 2050.
‘CARBON CLARITY IN THE PETROCHEMICAL SECTOR’ It is hard to imagine a world without the modern petrochemical sector: chemicals and their derivatives are all pervasive. If the petrochemical...
C-THRU is thrilled to announce our new International Advisory Panel which comprises leading academics and representatives from industry and environmental groups. The International Advisory Panel (IAP) will review...
We’re thrilled to announce the launch of C-THRU: Carbon clarity in the global petrochemical supply chain. C-THRU is an ambitious 3-year research project that will deliver foresight on...
Two Research Assistant/Associate positions have become available as part of C-THRU (www.c-thru.org), an exciting international research programme funded by VKRF, which aims to deliver foresight on the future...