Decarbonizing Industry Resource Tool (DIRT)
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Webinar – Tools for the Energy Transition: Project Development Resources for Heavy Industry
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Decarbonizing the heaviest emitting industrial sectors — from aviation and shipping to cement, chemicals, and steel — is critical to minimize the impacts of climate change, but doing so will involve deploying new innovations more quickly than we have in the past and pose unique challenges for project developers. RMI’s webinar “Tools for the Energy Transition: Project Development Resources for Decarbonizing Heavy Industry” uncovers current trends and challenges in the industrial decarbonization space, describes our suite of resources to address some of the biggest challenges to technology implementers and explains how they can be used by project developers and startups to reach commercial deployment and final investment decision (FID) more quickly.
We explore the external factors impacting industrial decarbonization projects such as policy/public incentives, community engagement, and investor relations. During the webinar, two project developers will share the challenges they’ve encountered in mobilizing industrial decarbonization projects, and RMI speakers Jane Sadler, Hadia Sheerazi, and Shravan Bhat will each present a demo of a tool from RMI’s resource suite. Demonstrations include the Decarbonizing Industry Resource Tool (DIRT), Stakeholder Analysis and Mapping Tool (SAM), and the Industrial Decarbonization Investor database.
For those who deploy earlier stage industrial decarbonization technology, we share how you can apply to Third Derivative’s Industrial Innovation Cohorts which offers targeted support for startups working on innovations for cement and concrete, iron and steel, or chemicals and plastics industries.
Join us for open discussion about how to advance industrial decarbonization projects in the United States and globally.
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