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David Hone

Climate Change Advisor for Shell

Hello and welcome to my blog. There's lots said about why climate change now confronts us, and what it means, but the real issue is what to do about it. Plenty is said about that too, but there's not enough discussion on the practical aspects of implementation. Focusing on energy, that's what my blog sets out to achieve.

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An alternative to allocating removal quotas

dchone August 12, 2020

Over the last few months I have posted a number of articles on carbon dioxide removal (CDR), highlighting the need for this set of practices …

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Shining a light on carbon dioxide removal

dchone July 13, 2020

An important research paper emerged recently from the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, SWP), raising the profile of carbon dioxide …

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Can renewable deployment be exponential?

dchone June 22, 2020

In recent months we have all had to learn quickly about exponential rates of change as COVID-19 spread throughout the world, but as has been …

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Formulating an Article 6.2 transaction

dchone June 1, 2020

While Article 6 of the Paris Agreement remains in negotiating limbo, the text that emerged from Madrid for Article 6.2 gives a very strong indication …

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A Climate-Neutral EU by 2050

dchone May 5, 2020

As the EU works to reset its emission reduction goals to align more closely with the 1.5°C goal of the Paris Agreement, a question arises …

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Getting going with Article 6 of the Paris Agreement

dchone April 9, 2020

Article 6 was inserted into the Paris Agreement with a view to providing similar compliance flexibility to that offered by the trading mechanisms within the …

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40 years on . . .

dchone March 16, 2020

Last week I celebrated something of a milestone – 40 years in Shell. Those years have been spread over different areas of the business, starting …

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The third runway by the numbers

dchone March 4, 2020

Last week the project proposal for a third runway at Heathrow in London was put on hold after a successful court challenge based on climate …

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Aviation futures

dchone February 18, 2020

The aviation industry accounts for nearly one billion tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions annually against a global total in excess of 40 billion tonnes, which means …

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Getting to net-zero emissions with the EU ETS

dchone February 3, 2020

Perhaps the biggest policy development of 2020 (possibly lasting through to 2023 or so as all the legislative requirements are agreed and put in place) …

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