Presentations on October 28: Registration link

Topic: NATIONAL – Assessment of national mitigation strategies

• 172 Puneet Kamboj – KAPSARC
  Bending the emissions curve: how technologies and policy instruments help achieve Saudi Arabia’s net-zero ambition by 2060?
• 194 Renato Rodrigues – PIK
  2040 GHG reduction targets and energy transitions in line with the EU Green Deal
• 218 Ankit Singh Kharvar – IGIDR
  A Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) Assessment of India’s COP 26 NDC Targets
• 304 Shreeyash Nitin Malode – Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur
  From Global Climate Discourse to Plant-level Dynamics: A Novel Hierarchical Modeling Framework for Carbon Market Policy Assessment in India
• 338 Arfa Yaseen – LUMS
  Analyzing the Impact of  Pakistan’s Economic Growth Projection Scenarios on Climate Mitigation and Sustainable Electrification

Topic: CDR – Carbon dioxide removal and nature-based solution

• 84 Osamu Nishiura – NIES
  Carbon dioxide removal deployment and sustainability assessment in the low emission scenarios for CMIP7
• 98 Gabrielle Ferreira – PPE/COPPE/UFRJ
  Enhanced Weathering for CO2 capture – an analysis of the opportunities and challenges for integrated modeling of global mitigation scenarios

Topic: IMPACTS – Impacts of climate change

• 16 Sammy Oleku – POWER
  Title: Assessing the Impacts of Climate Change on Water Resources and Pastoralists Livelihoods In Kajiado West Sub-County, Kenya
• 204 Benjamin Peeters – PIK
  Direct Climate Damage on Capital across Sectors and Regions
• 270 Kimon Keramidas – EC/JRC
  Climate impacts on European heating and cooling energy demand using recent climate projections
• 298 Fathima Fitha J – BITS Pilani
  Dynamics and future projection of Indian forest carbon stocks in different scenarios using CMIP6 and process-based model simulations
• 309 Channing Arndt – GTAP
  On Climate, Growth, and Cross-Country Panels

Topic: METHODS – Methodological advances in IAM research

• 44 Yang Liu – Tsinghua Univ.
  GCAM-China v7: Continuing to promote the community-based integrated assessment model for China’s multi-sector dynamics
• 52 Adrian Odenweller – PIK
  REMIND-PyPSA: Price-based soft coupling of an integrated assessment and a power system model
• 112 Yixin Sun – University of Chinese Academy of Sciences
  Leveraging Machine Learning to Reveal Transparency in Integrated Assessment Model Ensembles
• 260 Fabio Viola – CMCC
  A novel toolbox for thalweg identification and salt wedge intrusion assessment: methodological advances supporting estuarine dynamics
• 330 Anastasis Giannousakis – E3M
  A  Novel Approach to Expanded Multi-Model Assessments

Topic: ENERGY – Energy supply-sector analysis

• 188 Juan Manuel Campos – Univ. of Valladolid
  Analysing the Energy Implications of Hydrogen Deployment in the European Union with an Integrated Assessment Model
• 236 Femke Nijsse – Univ. of Exeter
  How a positive tipping point cascade in power, transport and heating can accelerate the low-carbon transition
• 323 Francisco Mahú – Instituto Dom Luiz
  Quantifying System Dynamics Feedbacks in Energy Transition Scenarios

Topic(s): ECONOMY – Economic analysis and climate finance; TRANSPORT, BUILDINGS and CITIES; Policy instruments and policy analysis

• 22 Marc Jim Mariano – CSIRO
  Understanding structural change from transitioning to a low-carbon economy: an integrated multi-model approach for Australia
• 211 Rafael Garaffa – EC/JRC
  Estimating supply- and demand-side energy jobs in decarbonisation scenarios, challenges and opportunities in the EU
• 81 Abdulla Mohammed – Khalifa Univ.
  Assessing the Impact of Climate Change Targets in the UAE Shipping Sector
• 262 Jyoti R. Maheshwari – IIMA
  From National to Subnational Policies: Assessing GHG Emission Mitigation from Key Policies of Gujarat State, India

Presentations on October 29: Registration link 

Topic: LAND – Land, agriculture, and forestry

• 18 Róisín Moriarty – Univ. College Cork
  Building a country-level integrated assessment model to explore drawdown pathways
• 38 Colm Duffy – Univ. of Galway
  Assessing Synergies and Trade-offs of National Net-Zero Scenarios: An Exploration of Sustainable Land Use in Ireland
• 73 Ryo Totake – Kyoto Univ.
  How Does Future Agricultural Trade Affect Global Terrestrial Biodiversity?
• 154 Brinda Yarlagadda – JGCRI
  The critical role of dietary change and waste reduction in food system emissions mitigation
• 174 Xin Zhao – JGCRI
  Modeling the blue economy in a Multi-Sectoral Dynamic framework: agroeconomic and earth system implications of seafood globalization
• 183 Lucas Carvalho – PPE/COPPE/UFRJ
  Advances in afforestation and reforestation modeling in a global IAM: the case of the COFFEE model
• 277 Malin Wiese – Leipzig Univ.
  Dasgupta meets Nordhaus: Optimal Climate and Conservation Policy under Ecosystem Capital Dynamics

Topic: JUSTICE – Climate justice

• 99 Jon Sampedro – BC3
  Evaluating inter- and intra-regional air pollution inequalities in a decarbonized world
• 98 Kopal Agrawal – Ahmedabad Univ.
  The Dilemma between Climate Justice and Energy Justice to achieve Net Zero Power

Topic(s): GEOPOLITICS & CRITICAL MATERIALS and DEMAND – Efficiency, lifestyle change, sufficiency and regrowth

• 359 Ko-Chia Yu – National Taipei Univ.
  Geopolitical Trade Dynamics and Decarbonization Pathways: The Impact of Tariff Shocks on NDC Scenario Achievement – A Case Study in Taiwan
• 124 Maksym Chepeliev – Wageningen Univ.
  Bending the curve of food loss and waste (FLW) generation requires coupling global dietary shifts with targeted FLW reduction policies

Topic: TRANSPORT, BUILDINGS and CITIES

• 33 Yann BRIAND – E3M
  A pathway design framework for national freight transport decarbonization strategies
• 40 Shailendra Mandal – National Institute of Technology Patna
  Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies to minimize the Impacts of Climate Change in a Resource Constrained Metropolitan City of India
• 122 Huang Ken Wei – PPE/COPPE/UFRJ
  Advances in International Maritime Modeling in a Global IAM: Method Development and Data Updates
• 326 Şiir KILKIŞ – Scientific and Technological Research Council
  The power of cities in limiting global warming
• 334 Weronika Tadrak – Cardiff Univ.
  EVALUATING RETROFIT SIMULATION ACCURACY: A CASE STUDY OF SIX WELSH HOMES
• 347 Lucas Barros – CENERGIA
  Passenger demand modelling and Aircraft Fleet Turnover: Building blocks for a Global IAM

Topic: INDUSTRY – Industry and Circular Economy

• 115 Pianpian Xiang – Chinese Academy of Sciences
  Reallocation and Trading Routes of Ammonia Industry Under the Decarbonization Pathway in China
• 215 Jakob Duerrwaechter – PIK
  Economic Drivers in Circularity and Trade: Price-Sensitive Steel Flows in the REMIND-MFA
• 247 Otto Hebeda – Energy Research Office
  Decarbonization Pathways for Industrial Heat Generation in Brazil
• 285 Bennet Weiss – PIK
  REMIND Materials: IAM-MFA Coupling for a Comprehensive Assessment of Climate Mitigation Options for Energy-Intensive Industries