Dimitris Tsekeris
@dtsekeris22.bsky.social
Energy & Climate | Senior Climate Policy Analyst | Climate Analytics
This is the emissions curve, which actually compares with the existing IPCC AR6 ones. Higher starting point and it basically catches up around the mid 2040s. You can check the table below as well. That’s from the report.
November 6, 2025 at 5:13 PM
This is the emissions curve, which actually compares with the existing IPCC AR6 ones. Higher starting point and it basically catches up around the mid 2040s. You can check the table below as well. That’s from the report.
Hi Chris, indeed, if you take a look also on the temperature profile, the 0.1C overshoot (e.g. 1.7C peak for a longer period) cannot be avoided now, but we could get below 1.5C e.g. around 1.2C by the end of the century.
November 6, 2025 at 3:08 PM
Hi Chris, indeed, if you take a look also on the temperature profile, the 0.1C overshoot (e.g. 1.7C peak for a longer period) cannot be avoided now, but we could get below 1.5C e.g. around 1.2C by the end of the century.