international renewable energy conference 2009
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international renewable energy conference 2009
$ 500B needed to reduce global emissions of carbon
T he world will spend an additional $ 500 dollars to reduce emissions of carbon each year, delaying the implementation of a major assault on global warming, the International Energy Agency said.
According to the report, the IEA that the world needs to invest an additional $ 197 billion per year by 2020 and reductions necessary emissions in developing countries, compared to an overall total of 430 million dollars by then.
In the United United Nations (UN), talks about the weather in Barcelona last week, negotiators developed countries, said that the world will need six to Additional 12 months to agree on a legally binding global agreement to reduce carbon emissions more than a calendar period December.
The IEA, which advises 28 industrialized countries, according to Reuters yesterday said the world must act urgently to gas greenhouse gases to limit global warming to no more than two degrees Celsius.
Each year of delay beyond 2010 would add another additional investment of $ 500 million of 10.500 million dollars to reduce carbon emissions 2010-2030, for example, to improve energy efficiency and promote low energy consumption of carbon sources.
"Much remains to be done to obtain nowhere near a road in the emissions limit the rise … global temperature to two degrees, "said the 2009 IEA World Energy Outlook." The countries attending the climate conference of the United Nations must not lose sight of that. "
UN talks to agree a agreement in Copenhagen in December to extend or replace the existing Kyoto Protocol have struggled to overcome the gap between rich and poor how to divide the cost of reducing carbon emissions, for example, combustion of fossil fuels.
The developed countries acknowledge they have to take the burden of reducing carbon emissions, but developing nations also want to adopt binding measures under a new treaty.
Poor countries want financial help to implement reductions in carbon emissions and prepare for the inevitable global warming, such as droughts, floods and rising seas.
"The conference in Copenhagen, will give important indications for the future of such energy that lies ahead, "he said.
For the continuation of current trends in energy demand and combustion fossil fuels "would undoubtedly change the climate of massive and irreparable damage to the planet," he said.
To carry out the carbon reductions, however, would require a huge change in the energy system in the world.
Raising, for example, the proportion of non-fossil fuels for 32 per cent of total primary energy in 2030 from 19 percent in 2007. The part of the internal combustion engine in sales of new vehicles dropped 40 percent in 2030 to over 90 percent of current trends.
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