Why the Paris Accord is not sufficient to achieve Net Zero and what we need to save our industrial base and the world ?

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Joint event GP CentraleSupelec Energie Durable and a selection of Oxford and Cambridge alumni, organized by Daniel KauteWhat can we really do about the climate emergency? Sir Dieter has an amazingly clear view of our current direction - we are causing the climate crisis with our carbon intensive lifestyles, and that the measures described in the Paris Accord are not sufficient, and sometimes counterproductive. As described in his recent book, Net Zero, Oxford University economist Sir Dieter will address the action we all need to take to tackle the climate emergency: personal, local, national and global. Reducing our own carbon consumption is the first step. He will also describe what is lacking in the current framework of the Paris Accord, and how this can be fixed. Sir Dieter will give a short overview of the topic, followed by a discussion fire side chat style, and ending with questions from the audience. Format of the Fire Side ChatThis fire side chat will be moderated by Daniel Kaute who became the first TIME Student at Ecole Centrale (class of ‘89) and has been working in innovation and entrepreneurship all his working life between Russia, Europe, and Canada (starting out with building Danone’s first yoghurt factory in Togliatti, Russia 1994 to 98). He currently works with a number of start-up companies on the next generation Lithium Ion battery, Internet of Things, Plastic Recycling, and the early detection of Alzheimers. The panel will start on Wednesday March 17th 2021 at 18h30 to 19h10 France, 5.30 pm to 6.10 pm UK, 12.30 pm to 1.10 pm Toronto, with a brief introduction of the speaker, followed by a fire side chat, then questions from the audience :19h10 to 19h30 France, 6.10 to 6.30 pm UK, 1.10 to 1.30 pm Toronto.This is an informal event via Zoom.Please have a glass of French wine or a similar drink at hand. To be consumed in moderation. Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health.

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Why the Paris Accord is not sufficient to achieve Net Zero and what we need to save our industrial base and the world ?

Joint event GP CentraleSupelec Energie Durable and a selection of Oxford and Cambridge alumni, organized by Daniel Kaute

What can we really do about the climate emergency?
Sir Dieter has an amazingly clear view of our current direction - we are causing the climate crisis with our carbon intensive lifestyles, and that the measures described in the Paris Accord are not sufficient, and sometimes counterproductive. As described in his recent book, Net Zero, Oxford University economist Sir Dieter will address the action we all need to take to tackle the climate emergency: personal, local, national and global. Reducing our own carbon consumption is the first step. He will also describe what is lacking in the current framework of the Paris Accord, and how this can be fixed.

Sir Dieter will give a short overview of the topic, followed by a discussion fire side chat style, and ending with questions from the audience.

Format of the Fire Side Chat

This fire side chat will be moderated by Daniel Kaute who became the first TIME Student at Ecole Centrale (class of ‘89) and has been working in innovation and entrepreneurship all his working life between Russia, Europe, and Canada (starting out with building Danone’s first yoghurt factory in Togliatti, Russia 1994 to 98). He currently works with a number of start-up companies on the next generation Lithium Ion battery, Internet of Things, Plastic Recycling, and the early detection of Alzheimers.

The panel will start on Wednesday March 17^th 2021 at 18h30 to 19h10 France, 5.30 pm to 6.10 pm UK, 12.30 pm to 1.10 pm Toronto, with a brief introduction of the speaker, followed by a fire side chat, then questions from the audience :19h10 to 19h30 France, 6.10 to 6.30 pm UK, 1.10 to 1.30 pm Toronto.

This is an informal event via Zoom.

Please have a glass of French wine or a similar drink at hand. To be consumed in moderation. Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health.

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