Climate change mitigation increasingly relies on carbon pricing as a core policy tool. This study investigates the applicability of such mechanisms within the Russian context, given the country's heavy fossil fuel dependence and evolving energy landscape. A mixed-method approach is used,...

Aluminium is recognized as an essential material for the global energy transition. However, its production is extremely energy-intensive and largely dependent on fossil fuels. The aluminium industry emits more than 1.11 Gt CO2-eq annually. Multiple obstacles persist in the face of decarbonizing...

This report assesses the current state of renewable energy development in the EAP region, focusing on China, Indonesia, Vietnam, and the Philippines (the "focus countries"). These countries were selected based on their large and growing energy demand, projected economic growth, historical...

The EIB Group (the 'EIBG' or the 'Group'') does not fall within the scope of application of the European Union (EU)'s legislation applicable to credit institutions, in particular the Capital Requirements Directive and Regulation (Directive 2013/36/EU or 'CRD', Regulation 575/2013 or 'CRR', as...

Purpose: The research examined how decent work conditions influence economic growth, more specifically the impact on private household direct retirement investments. Pension or retirement fund contributions, which ought to be invested, accruing interest, served as a proxy for long-term direct...

This study investigates the nexus between decent work and welfare state design, examining the relationship between welfare regime affiliation and fulfilling the goals of the decent work agenda. Moreover, we study whether relatively better decent work performance results in relatively better...