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The development of scientific scenarios is an important tool for those who make decisions about how to achieve a low emissions society by 2050.
In Norway, this is primarily a question of how to reduce emissions from the oil and gas sector, which is an important part of both industry and the transport sector, though the international situation is somewhat more complex.
In this episode of EnerView, Stefan Jaehnert and Ingeborg Graabak, both researchers at Sintef, one of Europe's largest independent research organisations, will help us understand what the future will bring.
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