This Week: Charting a path to deep decarbonization

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Read this email in your browser Welcome to This Week. Batteries and hydrogen. They’re identified as two of the most promising technologies in the first part of a new series of special reports on deep decarbonization by FP Analytics, Foreign Policy’s in-house policy research department. Find out how carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS); advanced nuclear power; and unconventional geothermals can also be part of the solution in part two of the series: “Firm Zero-Emission Power.” The report outlines the current status of each carbon alternative and makes targeted policy recommendations to accelerate their development and deployment.  All Special Reports from FP Analytics are included in a subscription to FP Insider, made specifically for global affairs professionals. Upcoming Events and Special Releases from Foreign Policy: SitRep Live: Can Europe Make Nice With a Post-Trump America?: Hear the inside scoop on key sticking points dividing the White House and European capitals—for FP subscribers only. Fostering Resilience in Northern Central America: Tune in for insights and recommendations on how to stem forced migration on July 22. Farmers on the Frontier of Climate Change: Register for a dialogue that will focus on the nexus of climate change and agriculture, bringing together policy leaders and experts from around the world to discuss pathways toward a sustainable future for food and farmers, on July 27. Can Local Think Tanks Save Democracy?: Join us as we unveil the findings of a groundbreaking research study examining the impact of democracy building and free market-focused think tanks on advancing locally driven reform initiatives on July 28. NEW FROM FP  Special Report: Firm Zero-Emission Power The challenge for deep decarbonization of the grid In the runup to the 2021 U.N. Climate Change Conference in November, this Insider series explores the status of key technologies for deep decarbonization as well as trade and investment opportunities for materially reducing emissions and climate-related risks while strengthening energy security, economic resilience, and international alliances. Part one of this series explores the status of technologies for deep decarbonization and the trade and investment opportunities they bring. In part two of this series, find out how carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS); advanced nuclear energy; and unconventional geothermals can be part of the solution to reduce the likely costs of deep decarbonization.  Foreign Policy’s wide collection of Special Reports, each of which takes a deep dive into critical issues underlying U.S. and global foreign policy, is one of the benefits of FP Insider, a subscription service designed exclusively for global affairs professionals. Subscribe or upgrade today. Read the Report   EVENTS FROM FP SitRep Live: Can Europe Make Nice With a Post-Trump America? July 26 | 11 a.m. EDT Join Situation Report writers Robbie Gramer and Jack Detsch in this call available only to FP subscribers.  U.S. President Joe Biden has been getting a warm reception from European leaders since he took office, but with differences emerging between the United States and European Union on major foreign-policy issues, how long is the honeymoon going to last? SitRep’s Jack Detsch and Robbie Gramer are back, in conversation with FP executive editor Amelia Lester, to give subscribers the inside scoop about the key sticking points dividing the White House and European capitals. And, as always, they’ll also have new nuggets and stories to share from their reporters’ notebooks. Register    FP Virtual Dialogue: Can Local Think Tanks Save Democracy? July 28 | 11 a.m. EDT How to promote good governance and civil liberties in a polarized world Against a backdrop of polarized politics, economic strife, and a changing global order, how are think tanks adapting and how should they evolve to bring value to the communities where they operate? Join FP, in partnership with Atlas, as we unveil the findings of a groundbreaking research study examining the impact of democracy building and free market-focused think tanks as well as their effectiveness in advancing locally driven reform initiatives. 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