This research models and examines multiple decarbonisation pathways for Europe to 2050, evaluating trade-offs between emissions reductions, costs, and implications for gas demand. Scenarios that front-load decarbonisation to 2040 show prohibitively high marginal abatement costs, while a more...

This research models and examines multiple decarbonisation pathways for Europe to 2050, evaluating trade-offs between emissions reductions, costs, and implications for gas demand. Scenarios that front-load decarbonisation to 2040 show prohibitively high marginal abatement costs, while a more...

Multinational companies are increasingly under pressure to integrate decarbonisation into their business models as a sign of climate leadership and as a strategy for their long-term value. Institutional investors play a key role in this, both directly, by influencing the adoption of...

Multinational companies are increasingly under pressure to integrate decarbonisation into their business models as a sign of climate leadership and as a strategy for their long-term value. Institutional investors play a key role in this, both directly, by influencing the adoption of...

The current shift to renewable energy is dominated by globalised energy companies building large-scale wind and solar plants. This book discusses the consequences and possibilities of this shift in India, Germany, and Australia, focusing on regions which have now largely decarbonised electricity...

This report identifies the critical research and innovation (R&I) priorities for decarbonising Europe's heavy-duty vehicles, based on direct feedback from industry stakeholders. The findings reveal a consensus: battery electric technology is the primary pathway forward, with significant...

This report identifies the critical research and innovation (R&I) priorities for decarbonising Europe's heavy-duty vehicles, based on direct feedback from industry stakeholders. The findings reveal a consensus: battery electric technology is the primary pathway forward, with significant...

Health systems account for over 4% of total greenhouse gas emissions in OECD countries, making them a significant contributor to the carbon footprint. As populations age and demand for healthcare rises, the sector's environmental footprint is likely to grow without policies to address the issue....