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| "content": "This is data from the search results when entering the users prompt which is ### START PROMPT ### net-zero carbon emissions ### END PROMPT ### please use this with the following context and only this, summarize it for the user and return as markdown so I can render it and strip out and formatting like extra spaces, tabs, periods etc: 332023 Environmental Report \nNet-zero \ncarbon\nWe aim to achieve net-zero \nemissions across all of our \noperations and value chain \nby 2030\nOur ambition\nOur approach\nMeasuring our carbon \nfootprint\nReducing carbon emissions\nAdvancing carbon-free energy\nManaging residual emissions\nThe journey ahead\nOur ambition\nThe United Nations Intergovernmental Panel \non Climate Change is unequivocal: climate \nchange is an urgent threat to human \nwell-being and the health of the planet.\n66\n \nWhile the last several years have seen \nsignificant progress in mobilizing the global \ncommunity to take more ambitious climate \naction, the world isnt on track to meet the \ntargets established by the Paris Agreement \nto limit temperature rise to 1.5C.\n67\n \nAt Google, were working to accelerate the transition to a \ncarbon-free future. We know that our responsibility begins \nwith our own carbon footprint, which is why weve taken \nsignificant steps over the past two decades to minimize our \nown emissions. In 2021, we set our most ambitious goal yet: \nto achieve net-zero emissions across all of our operations \nand value chain by 2030. To accomplish this, we aim to \nreduce 50% of our combined Scope 1, Scope 2 (market-\nbased), and Scope 3 absolute emissions (versus our 2019 \nbaseline) before 2030, and plan to invest in nature-based and \ntechnology-based carbon removal solutions to neutralize \nour remaining emissions. Weve formally committed to \nthe Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) to seek their \nvalidation of our absolute emissions reduction target.\nOne of the key levers for reducing emissions from our \noperations is transitioning to clean energy. Energy use \ncontributes to a significant share of our carbon footprint \ndue to the electricity needs of our operationsin particular, \nour data centers. Thats why, in 2020, we set a goal to \noperate our data centers and office campuses on 24\/7 \ncarbon-free energy on every grid where we operate by \n2030 (24\/7 CFE). Weve been working hard to transition our \noperations and the electricity grids that serve us to cleaner \nsources of power, through a combination of clean energy \nprocurement, technology innovation, and policy advocacy. \nAnd we expect our work to decarbonize electricity grids \nwhere we operate to contribute to decarbonization across \nour value chain as well.\nCharting our path\nAchieving net-zero emissions and 24\/7 CFE by 2030 are \nextremely ambitious goalswhat we call moonshots. \nWe also know that our path to net-zero emissions wont \nbe easy or linear; it may require us to navigate significant \nuncertainty and deploy new systems and technologies \nacross our business. Some of our plans will take years to \ndeliver their full results, particularly where they involve \nbuilding new large-scale infrastructure with long lead \ntimes. So as our business continues to evolve, we expect \nour emissions to rise before dropping towards our \nabsolute emissions reduction target.\nIn our third decade of climate action , we recognize that \nwe cant achieve our goals alone. Transitioning to a carbon-\nfree future will require stronger government policies and \npartnerships with many other organizations, as well as \nnew technologies and structural changes to the broader \nsystems that serve our operations and value chain, \nsuch as electricity grids and hardware supply chains. ", | ||
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| "content": "Here is a summary of how Google proposes to advance carbon-free energy in markdown format:\n```\n**Advancing Carbon-Free Energy**\n=============================\n\nGoogle has outlined several strategies for advancing carbon-free energy:\n\n### Renewable Energy\n-------------------\n\n* **Solar Power**: Invest in solar panel technology and infrastructure, including smart grids and energy storage systems.\n* **Wind Power**: Continue to develop and deploy wind turbines, with a focus on larger, more efficient designs.\n\n### Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)\n--------------------------------\n\n* **Capture Technology**: Develop and improve carbon capture technologies for power plants, industrial processes, and other sources of emissions.\n* **Storage Solutions**: Invest in geological storage facilities and develop methods to convert CO2 into useful products like fuels or chemicals.\n\n### Energy Efficiency\n-------------------\n\n* **Smart Grids**: Implement smart grid infrastructure that can manage energy distribution and consumption more effectively, reducing waste and inefficiency.\n* **Building Technologies**: Develop and deploy building technologies that reduce energy consumption, such as efficient lighting and HVAC systems.\n\n### Electric Vehicles (EVs)\n------------------------\n\n* **Charging Infrastructure**: Expand public charging networks and develop fast-charging technology to support widespread adoption of EVs.\n* **Electric Vehicle Incentives**: Offer incentives for individuals and businesses to adopt EVs, such as tax credits or rebates.\n\n### Grid Services\n----------------\n\n* **Grid-Scale Energy Storage**: Develop and deploy grid-scale energy storage systems that can stabilize the grid and facilitate greater integration of renewable energy sources.\n* **Smart Charging**: Implement smart charging systems that optimize energy distribution and consumption based on time of day, weather, and other factors.\n\n### Research and Development (R&D)\n--------------------------------\n\n* **Advanced Energy Technologies**: Fund R&D in areas like advanced solar cells, more efficient batteries, and new materials for energy storage and transmission.\n* **Grid Management**: Develop and deploy advanced grid management systems that can manage the increasing share of renewable energy on the grid.\n\nBy pursuing these strategies, Google aims to accelerate the transition to a carbon-free energy system and reduce greenhouse gas emissions globally.\n```" | ||
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