Advanced Materials

What is 'materials transition' and why is it critical for a net-zero future?

Carbon fiber reinforced polymers are increasingly being used to make large rotor blades for wind turbines. Image: Unsplash.

Musaab Almulla
Director, Global Analysis Department, Aramco
Samah El-Shahat
CEO, Verityv Analytics
Nan Zhou
Head, International Energy Analysis Department, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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