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Webinar - The right steps to sustainable cooling

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Webinar - The right steps to sustainable cooling

13 July 2023
Online

Details of the conference

Online
Organiser:
University of Oxford

Limiting global mean temperature rise to 1.5ºC is increasingly out of reach, with all regions suffering more frequent, intense and longer heat events. Climate adaptation interventions are required globally to be prepared for a hotter world.   

This webinar will show the research advances of the EU-funded project ResCool inside the framework of the Future of Cooling Programme at the University of Oxford. The presentation will introduce the framework of the Future of Cooling programme, will show the countries most affected by rising temperatures, and will explain the existing barriers in the cooling sector promoted by the dominant cooling technology—the vapour-compression refrigerant technology. The webinar will conclude with the right steps in the right order steps to address sustainable cooling globally, highlighting the gaps that should be overcome by industry and academia.

The presentation will be led by Dr Nicole Miranda, Senior Researcher of the Future of Cooling Programme; and Dr Jesus Lizana, Marie-Curie Research Fellow at the University of Oxford.

11:00H
Presentation of BUILD UP, Introduction to webinar topic and agenda
BUILD UP Team member
11:03H
Introduction to the Future of Cooling Programme from the University of Oxford; and last scientific contribution: "Changes in Cooling Degree Days if we overshoot the 1.5ºC target."
Dr. Nicole Miranda
11:18H
Interactive slido
11:21H
Introduction to the project ResCool; and last scientific contributions - On climate risk: “Accurate urban climate information to map urban heat islands using citizen data”.
Dr. Jesus Lizana
11:36H
Q&A
11:39H
- On climate adaptation: “The incumbency and barriers in the cooling sector, highlight the right steps to sustainable cooling”.
Dr. Jesus Lizana
11:54H
Q&A
11:59H
Thank you from BUILD UP
BUILD UP Team member