Maritime transport: the carbon impact of the Red Sea crisis
Since the end of 2023, most container ships connecting Asia or East Africa to Europe no longer pass through the Suez Canal… but take a massive detour around the Cape of Good Hope.
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A New Technology to Track GHG Emissions Across Europe🌍
Discover the ranking of the 27 capitals of the European Union based on their annual greenhouse gas emissions per capital, a key metric to understand the climate impact of urban areas. 📉 Emissions data were sourced from public databases (EUROSTAT, UNFCCC, [...]
🌍 Monitoring CO₂ emissions in Paris: prospects and progress 🌍
🗼Over the past five years, Paris has stepped up its efforts to reduce its carbon footprint. Thanks to Origins.earth's continuous monitoring, we now have unprecedented data on the evolution of CO₂ emissions in the capital since 2018. This real-time measurement [...]
What is the current state of methanisation in France ? 🌿💨
Rather than speculate, we put the question to our dynamic inventory (yes, he loves analysing data 🤓)
A tax on methane emissions in France? Should we follow Denmark’s example? 🛑
💨 In 2024, Denmark became the first country in the world to introduce a tax on methane from livestock farming.✅ A compromise between the government, employers and farming unions✅ An exemption for farms investing in reduction solutions✅ A progressive tax: [...]
ICOS
ICOS and ICOS Cities: measures at the heart of climate action Behind all the grand declarations about the climate, one requirement is often overlooked: the reliability of data. In Europe, the ICOS network provides this scientific compass, essential for understanding, anticipating [...]
Paris and the Île-de-France region: towards real-time monitoring of CO₂ emissions.
An innovative response to the climate emergency Paris and the Île-de-France region have launched an unprecedented initiative: the real-time measurement of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions throughout Greater Paris. The initiative is part of the City of Paris' carbon neutrality strategy. It [...]
Unraveling climate targets across the Paris conurbation as a gauge of city ambitions
Albarus I., Utard H., Lauvaux T., Ciais P., Crifo P.,Gros V. Urban areas are crucial for emission mitigation, yet achieving reduction targets remains challenging. This paper analyzes CO2 mitigation measures in the Paris metropolitan area, providing a unique, comprehensive assessment of the city’s climate [...]
INNOGES²
InnoGES² is an ambitious project aimed at industrializing and marketing services for measuring, analyzing and monitoring greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Supported by Origins.earth, this project embodies the desire to make carbon data accessible, reliable and operational for territories and companies.
Origins.earth si insedia a Reims per lanciare l’entusiasmante progetto InnoGES²!🏅🏅
Siamo lieti di annunciare il nostro arrivo a Reims nell'ambito di una nuova partnership strategica con GSMA-Aerolab de l'URCA ed ELONEO finalizzata all'industrializzazione e alla commercializzazione di servizi per la misurazione, l'analisi e il monitoraggio delle emissioni di gas serra (GHG).
The first week of the Olympic Games in Paris: what impact on emissions?
The results are in: the trend in CO2 emissions from road transport shows a stable reduction. 🚧
The opening ceremony: its impact on road transport and its emissions.
From July 18 to 26, a security perimeter was set up around the Seine. 🚧 Discover the effect of this measure on traffic in Paris.
The Olympics start today, but what about the mobility and emissions within the capital?
We have already seen an 8.7% rise in road traffic and an initial 3.4% increase in CO2 emissions between 10 and 17 July.
Bastille Day, 14 July
Reduction of 210 tonnes of CO2 emissions from road transport in Paris this 14 July! 🚗
Collaboration Origins.earth x Hove
We are pleased to announce our collaboration with Hove to explore the dynamics of mobility in the Greater Paris region and their impact on CO2 emissions.
Originers’ talento !
Congratulazioni a Ivonne ALBARUS per il successo della difesa della sua tesi e per il suo nuovo dottorato!
Paris: reduction in direct CO2 emissions in the residential sector for the winter of 2023-2024
A month ago, we shared a preview of the first data on CO2 emissions at the start of winter 2023-2024.
Development and deployment of a mid-cost CO2 sensor monitoring network to support atmospheric inverse modeling for quantifying urban CO2 emissions in Paris
Lian J., Laurent O., Chariot M., Lienhardt L., Ramonet M., Utard H., Lauvaux T., Bréon F-M., Broquet G., Cucchi K., Millair L., and Ciais P.
A Gradient-Descent Optimization of CO2–CO–NOX Emissions over the Paris Megacity─The Case of the First SARS-CoV-2 Lockdown
Abdallah C., Lauvaux T., Lian J., Bréon F-M., Ramonet M., Laurent O., Ciais P., Denier van der Gon H., Dellaert S., Perrussel O., Baudic A., Utard H., and Gros V.
From CO2 emissions to atmospheric NO2 mixing ratios: simulating chemical processes and their impacts on TROPOMI retrievals over the Middle East
Cheliotis, I., Lauvaux, T., Lian, J., Christoudias, T., Georgiou, G., Badia, A., Chevallier, F., Kumar, P., Kudupaje, Y., Lei, R., and Ciais, P.
From political pledges to quantitative mapping of climate mitigation plans: Comparison of two European cities
Albarus I., Fleischmann G., Aigner P., Ciais P., Denier van der Gon H., Droge R., Lian J., Andrey Narvaez Rincon M., Utard H. & Lauvaux T.
Can we use atmospheric CO2 measurements to verify emission trends reported by cities? Lessons from a 6-year atmospheric inversion over Paris
Lian J., Lauvaux T., Utard H., Bréon F-M., Broquet G., Ramonet M., Laurent O., Albarus I., Chariot M., Kotthaus S., Haeffelin M., Sanchez O., Perrussel O., Denier van der Gon H., Dellaert S., and Ciais P.
Segmentation of XCO2 images with deep learning: application to synthetic plumes from cities and power plants
Dumont Le Brazidec J., Vanderbecken P., Farchi A., Bocquet M., Lian J., Broquet G., Kuhlmann G., Danjou A., and Lauvaux T.