A strategy for carbon capture technologies
The role of carbon capture and storage (CCS) is perhaps one of the most divisive topics in the global energy transition. Economic and financial constraints are often cited as the main reasons why thes...
1 Sep 20221h 5min
From forecast to reality
Environmental think-tank Ember found that 70-80% of the power system in Europe—including the EU27, Norway, Switzerland, the UK, and the Western Balkan countries—could be supplied by wind and solar gen...
28 Jul 20221h
The need for climate finance Jedi
Private capital investments are crucial to close the financing ‘gap’ in the global race to net-zero emissions.The world’s major economies and their financial institutions are taking different approach...
14 Jul 20221h 2min
The American experience
The Biden administration was meant to bring renewed momentum for climate action in the US, with ambitious plans to deploy low-carbon technologies and to embed climate policy into other policy areas.Ho...
30 Jun 20221h 17min
Finding the right narrative
With the current trio of crises facing many consumers around the world—high energy prices, the fallout of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and climate change—energy efficiency is on everyone’s lips. But t...
16 Jun 202250min
The energy transition must bring consumers on board
The energy transition will only work if we engage consumers. The energy price crisis has made it clear that energy poverty is not a niche issue anymore, as more households are struggling to keep their...
2 Jun 202258min
A systems approach to the energy transition
The complex nature of our energy systems requires all sectors and actors to stop thinking in silos and develop a “whole system” approach to make the energy transition happen.This week, we dive deep in...
19 Mai 202249min
From efficiency to sufficiency
Lawmakers around the globe have spoken extensively about energy efficiency. However, there is an increasing interest in policy and academic circles around sufficiency: these are often labelled as dema...
5 Mai 20221h 2min
