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Aaron Qiyu Liu presented his case study on machine learning-based building inventory modeling of Swedish residential buildings at a webinar in May.

Alla Toktarova is the first PhD student in Mistra Carbon Exit, out of five in total, to defend her thesis and become a doctor.

A one-sided focus on emissions from exhaust pipes and chimneys can lead to incorrect conclusions. So say six researchers in forestry, environment and climate.

Emma Rytterdahl and Sonja Toomingas, environmental engineering students specialising in energy systems, are conducting their master’s thesis in collaboration with Mistra Carbon Exit

Edvin Gunnarsson and Lowe Aspeqvist are busy working on the Master thesis project Sustainable Battery Materials for Swedish Electric Cars. It aims to explore the sustainability implications of switching from globally sourced battery minerals to locally sourced ones in Sweden.

Car sharing and autonomous vehicles have the potential to reduce CO2 emissions. But there are several factors to consider.

Professor Thomas Sterner (University of Gothenburg), recently made a presentation at the Mistra Carbon Exit webinar Understanding the resistance to carbon taxes. 

Mistra Carbon Exit researcher Daniel Johansson was interviewed in Aktuell Hållbarhet on how Sweden can reach the climate goals in the Paris Agreement.

Lars Zetterberg and Filip Johnsson from the program management for Mistra Carbon Exit recently presented research and conclusions on the Ukraine war’s impact on the transition in Europe. The presentation was made at a breakfast meeting with the think tank Fores, one of the partners in Mistra Carbon Exit.

Battery materials for Swedish electric cars and elictrifation of heavy duty transport are two proposals for Master thesis projects were applications are now welcome.