Brazil
Brazil
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New CTCN/UNIDO Call for Proposals: Assessment of the status of the circular economy in Brazil, Chile, Mexico and Uruguay
Type:NewsPublication date:Objective:Sectors:Cross-sectoral enabler:The Climate Technology Centre is seeking proposals for implementation of technical assistance in Chile, Brazil, Mexico and Uruguay:
Assessment of the current status of the circular economy for developing a roadmap for each requesting country Deadline is the 8th of May, 17:00 Vienna time.
Innovative technologies presented by 100 high-level experts from around the world in Copenhagen (photos)
Type:NewsPublication date:Objective:Participants from around the world met in Copenhagen to share innovative examples of first-of-a-kind clean technologies. Representatives from finance, government, private sector, and research institutions gathered in the UN City, Copenhagen, on 22-23 May.
Invitation: 1st global Science-Policy Forum in Nairobi, 19 -20 May
Type:NewsPublication date:Objective:UNEP is organizing the first global Science‐Policy Forum in Nairobi, 19 -20 May 2016, as part of the overall programme for the second session of the UN Environment Assembly (UNEA‐2) 23‐27 May 2016.
Introduction to Climate Technologies for Mitigation: The role of climate technologies in reducing greenhouse gas emissions across sectors
Type:WebinarDate and time:Wednesday, April 8, 2015 - Wednesday, April 8, 2015 Europe/CopenhagenWhat can climate technologies do across all sectors to reduce greenhouse gas emissions that cause climate change? Welcome to our fifth webinar in our new series. Join our CTCN Consortium Partner Energy research Centre of the Netherlands (ECN) for this introductory webinar on climate technologies for mitigation.
Urban Transportation Technologies That Address Climate Change
Type:WebinarDate and time:Wednesday, February 11, 2015 - Wednesday, February 11, 2015 Europe/ParisOrganiser:This webinar addresses the climate change and development challenges of urban transportation and how the transportation sector can contribute to mitigation objectives.
Introduction to Technologies for Energy Efficiency in the Industry Sector
Type:WebinarDate and time:Wednesday, August 26, 2015 - Wednesday, August 26, 2015 Europe/ParisJoin our CTCN Consortium Partner, the Energy Research Centre of the Netherlands, for this webinar on climate technology for energy efficiency in the industry.
TTD Industrial waste treatment
Type:ProductTamar Technological Development r seals eliminate leakages in the main factories in Israel and were successfully installed in .USA Italy Brazil and Netherlands. The new MTZ shaft sealing technology has been introduced by Tamar Technologies This product is especially effective in sealing pumpage with particulates as well as for clear liquids It has application for pumps mixers agitators ribbon blenders and fans in addition to sealing shafts for dry powder handling. The Tamar Seal is analogous to a double mechanical seal that uses a flexible sealant as a barrier fluid.
CTCN assisted Brazil in the internationalization of the Brazilian hydrogen energy research and development network
Type:NewsPublication date:Objective:The Climate Technology Centre and Network (CTCN) assisted Brazil in the internationalization of the Brazilian Hydrogen Association in cooperation with the European Hydrogen Association (EHA). The final workshop “Global interaction and the use of natural resources for the hydrogen production” took place during the 22nd World Hydrogen Energy Conference (WHEC 2018) in Brazil, Rio
Climate Change in The La Plata Basin
Type:PublicationPublication date:Objective:Sectors:The objective of this book is to raise awareness in the hydrologic community of the important changes that have occurred in the climate and hydrology of the La Plata basin during recent decades. In a context of global climate change and of great regional changes, the assumption that series of climatological and hydrological observations are stationary must be regarded with suspicion. This book therefore presents an overview of the few available techniques for assessing future climate and hydrology.