The Institute of Physics at COP28 @InstituteofPhysics
The Institute of Physics at COP28  @InstituteofPhysics
Uploaded February 2024 | Updated September 2026, 45 minutes ago
Following the launch of the ‘Physics Powering the Green Economy’ report, the Institute of Physics (IOP) hosted a day of activity at the United Nations Climate Change Conference COP28. The event brought the report to a global audience and amplified the voices of the 500+ IOP members who contributed to this work.

This video is a recording of the presentations and discussions at the event, which touched on a range of issues around the energy transition, highlighting the key role of physics in addressing some of the most pressing challenges we face. International experts detailed the latest research and practice around energy mix, sustainable cities and transportation, exploring the challenges faced by different sectors, and addressing common misconceptions.

A summary of the presentations and Q&A can be found in our report at iop.org/GreenEconomy

Session timestamps:

00:00       Welcome

07:45       IOP's Physics Powering the Green Economy Report

25:40       What's in the Mix? Energy in a Global Context

01:44:15    Societies and Cities

02:56:11    The Next Challenge for Climate Science

03:45:29    Can We Achieve a Sustainable Transport System?

05:00:00    Closing
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