Environmental Science
7 years ago

Portugal's Energy Efficiency Plan Aims to Slash Lisbon's Carbon Emissions by 60% by 2050

Doctoral thesis, UCL (University College London).
Can the Portuguese National Plan for Energy Efficiency (PNAEE) reduce CO2 emissions of Bairro de Alvalade by 60% by 2050
C Condeco Ferreira

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The goal of the study was to see if Portugal's energy efficiency plan could reduce CO2 emissions in a specific area by 60% by 2050. They focused on a neighborhood in Lisbon called Bairro de Alvalade. The researchers found that the plan could potentially achieve the same level of CO2 reduction as more ambitious countries like the UK.