UPTAKE - Generating robUst and imPlemenTable CDR roAdmaps based on the latest Knowledge about carbon removal methods and the Enablers of their deployment

UPTAKE旨在通过技术、理论和实践分析以及在二氧化碳清除利益攸关方论坛内的互动对话，制定一套强有力的战略，促进二氧化碳清除方法的可持续升级。因此，UPTAKE将开发一个协调、全面、包容、综合和透明的CDR知识库，以评估广泛的CDR技术和方法，量化其国家、欧洲和全球成本、有效性和去除潜力，以及不同规模的风险、限制和副作用，以及技术进步的前景。UPTAKE方法将允许对地理、部门、社会经济、人口和时间权衡、共同利益以及不同CDR方法组合中出现的机会进行评估。对CDR方法的社会技术理解的增强将为最先进的综合评估模型（IAM）提供信息，这将有助于改善CDR方法的整合，因为欧盟为2030年，2050年以及气候中立设定了政策目标。UPTAKE将评估CDR治理和政策框架，考虑社会接受度，问责制，监测和可持续CDR大规模推出的法规。因此，UPTAKE将生成一个开放和互动的CDR路线图探索器，以研究能够抵御失败和中断风险的战略，并最大限度地减少对社会，经济和环境的不利影响，旨在实现公正，包容和可持续的过渡。

Project summary UPTAKE aims to facilitate the sustainable upscaling of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) methods by developing a set of robust strategies through technical, theoretical, and practical analysis accompanied by interactive dialogue within a CDR stakeholder forum. As a result, UPTAKE will develop a harmonised, comprehensive, inclusive, integrated, and transparent CDR knowledge inventory to evaluate a wide range of CDR technologies and methods, quantifying their national, European, and global costs, effectiveness, and removal potential as well as risks, constraints, and side-effects at different scales, and their prospects of technological progress. The UPTAKE approach will allow the assessment of geographical, sectoral, socioeconomic, demographic, and temporal trade-offs, co-benefits, and opportunities emerging from portfolios of different CDR methods. The enhanced socio-technical understanding of CDR methods will feed into an ensemble of state-of-the-art integrated assessment models (IAMs), which will help improve the integration of CDR methods given the EU policy objectives set for 2030, 2050, and beyond climate neutrality. UPTAKE will assess CDR governance and policy frameworks considering social acceptance, accountability, monitoring, and regulations for sustainable CDR rollout at scale. As a result, UPTAKE will generate an open and interactive CDR roadmap explorer to investigate strategies that are resilient to risks of failure and disruption, and minimise adverse impacts on society, economy, and the environment, aiming for a just, inclusive, and sustainable transition.