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At the Paris Climate Conference in December 2015, Chile committed to reducing its GHG emissions intensity by 30% by 2030 from 2007 levels - rising up to 45% with additional international support. The energy sector will be key to Chile’s efforts towards meeting its targets: energy emissions represent around 75% of total national emissions (excluding forestry). Closing the gap between a ‘business as usual’ emissions trajectory for the country and the mitigation pathways require

Carbon Counts hosted a half-day workshop to assess the feasibility and options for introducing an Inducement Prize for Artificial Photosythesis under the European Commission's Horizon 2020 programme. The work forms part of larger study being led by Ecorys and partners* on behalf of the European Commission, DG Research and Innovation. Artificial Photosynthesis technologies consist of a range of emerging technologies, including photocatalytic watersplitting devices, synthetic b