S1 Ep6: Krátká exkurze do transformace průmyslu

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Průmysl produkuje emise skleníkových plynů tím, že spotřebovává velké množství energie při všech procesech spalování, zahřívání, sušení nebo destilace. Tato část úzce souvisí s nutností dekarbonizace sektoru energetiky, o které jsme mluvili ve druhé epizodě. V šesté epizodě se nyní podíváme také na to, jaké emise vznikají v průmyslu přímo, a to samotnou výrobou či chemickými reakcemi využívanými v konkrétních odvětvích. Jako příklad můžeme uvést výrobu cementu, kde oxid uhličitý vzniká přímo během chemické reakce. V této epizodě se tedy dozvíte nejen to, jakým způsobem bychom mohli dosáhnout uhlíkové neutrality, ale i ve kterých oblastech prozatím narážíme na technologické limity. Hosté: Oldřich Sklenář (Asociace pro mezinárodní otázky) Jan Rovenský (Greenpeace) Martin Madej (Asociace pro mezinárodní otázky)

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