As above really, how familiar are the IET Membership with the workings of project drawdown?
As a discussion starter, here's an intro from one of their listed solutions
"Onshore wind turbines are rapidly being incorporated into electricity infrastructure around the world. An increase from 4.4 percent of world electricity generation to 20–27 percent by 2050 could reduce emissions by 46.95–143.56 gigatons of carbon dioxide equivalent greenhouse gases. Net first costs to implement are US$0.92–1.89 trillion with lifetime net operational savings of US$3.77–9.83 trillion. These are conservative estimates, however. Costs are falling, technology is improving, and capacity is increasing to generate more electricity at the same or lower cost."
Onshore Wind Turbines | Project Drawdown
Curious to get into what we all think of the platform, and if the wider community knows about this potentially great resource to share around to others looking at potential climate solutions.
