"This book provides an interdisciplinary analysis of the current challenges and opportunities that the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region must address to achieve carbon neutrality. It is an indispensable resource for researchers and policymakers in environmental policy, climate change, and the Gulf states"--
"This book provides an interdisciplinary analysis of the current challenges and opportunities that the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region must address to achieve carbon neutrality. It is an indispensable resource for researchers and policymakers in environmental policy, climate change, and the Gulf states"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. Introduction: 1. Carbon neutrality in the GCC: an overview Wael A. Samad, Ahmed Badran and Elie Azar; Part II. Circular Carbon Economy and Pathway Frameworks: 2. Circular cities - one of the pathways to carbon neutrality Okan Geray and Gamze Hakli Geray; 3. The Gulf cooperation council and the circular carbon economy: progress and potential Mari Luomi, Fatih Yilmaz and Thamir Al Shehri; 4. Net zero Saudi Arabia: how green can the oil kingdom get? Jim Krane; Part III. Infrastructure: 5. Energy efficiency and carbon neutrality potentials for the building sector in the GCC region Moncef Krarti; 6. Electrifying public transport networks in Dubai: environmental benefits, urban improvements and social challenges Giovanna Potesta and Mario Tartaglia; 7. Net-zero emissions in the GCC region: challenges and opportunities for green hydrogen applications Ahmed Badran; Part IV. Policy and Data Transparency: 8. GCC carbon neutrality and net zero policy tracker: framing, methodology, and findings Andreas Rechkemmer, Logan Cochrane and Noureddine Radouai; 9. Data policy and governance for greenhouse gases reports and initiatives Hesham Al-Ammal; 10. Key issues for long term climate policy design in gulf countries with focus on Qatar Frederic Babonneau, Ahmed Badran, Maroua Benlahrech, Alain Haurie, Maxime Schenckery and Marc Vielle; Part V. Behavioural Aspect & Human Factors: 11. Energy transition in oil-rich countries: the role of resource nationalism Susan Kurdli and Renato de Oliveira; 12 . Toward smart buildings and communities in the gulf states: analysis of human and social dimensions in the transition to carbon-neutral cities using artificial intelligence Ammar Abulibdeh, Esmat Zaidan and Mohsen Jafari; 13. EU-GCC cooperation opportunities on behavioural energy efficiency Konstantinos Koasidis, Nikolaos Vourgidis, Vangelis Marinakis and Haris Doukas; Part VI. Conclusion: 14. Outlook of NetZero GCC states Wael A. Samad, Ahmed Badran and Elie Azar.
Part I. Introduction: 1. Carbon neutrality in the GCC: an overview Wael A. Samad, Ahmed Badran and Elie Azar; Part II. Circular Carbon Economy and Pathway Frameworks: 2. Circular cities - one of the pathways to carbon neutrality Okan Geray and Gamze Hakli Geray; 3. The Gulf cooperation council and the circular carbon economy: progress and potential Mari Luomi, Fatih Yilmaz and Thamir Al Shehri; 4. Net zero Saudi Arabia: how green can the oil kingdom get? Jim Krane; Part III. Infrastructure: 5. Energy efficiency and carbon neutrality potentials for the building sector in the GCC region Moncef Krarti; 6. Electrifying public transport networks in Dubai: environmental benefits, urban improvements and social challenges Giovanna Potesta and Mario Tartaglia; 7. Net-zero emissions in the GCC region: challenges and opportunities for green hydrogen applications Ahmed Badran; Part IV. Policy and Data Transparency: 8. GCC carbon neutrality and net zero policy tracker: framing, methodology, and findings Andreas Rechkemmer, Logan Cochrane and Noureddine Radouai; 9. Data policy and governance for greenhouse gases reports and initiatives Hesham Al-Ammal; 10. Key issues for long term climate policy design in gulf countries with focus on Qatar Frederic Babonneau, Ahmed Badran, Maroua Benlahrech, Alain Haurie, Maxime Schenckery and Marc Vielle; Part V. Behavioural Aspect & Human Factors: 11. Energy transition in oil-rich countries: the role of resource nationalism Susan Kurdli and Renato de Oliveira; 12 . Toward smart buildings and communities in the gulf states: analysis of human and social dimensions in the transition to carbon-neutral cities using artificial intelligence Ammar Abulibdeh, Esmat Zaidan and Mohsen Jafari; 13. EU-GCC cooperation opportunities on behavioural energy efficiency Konstantinos Koasidis, Nikolaos Vourgidis, Vangelis Marinakis and Haris Doukas; Part VI. Conclusion: 14. Outlook of NetZero GCC states Wael A. Samad, Ahmed Badran and Elie Azar.
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