E3G is an independent climate change think tank accelerating the transition to a climate safe world
The last decade has seen climate change move from a taker of geopolitics to a shaper. In many ways, the UN Secretary-General's Climate Action Summit marks a culmination of this shift. How can we best use it to increase climate ambition around the globe?
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres' call to action on coal over recent months has kickstarted the great global coal transition. We expect to see it take shape over the next week in New York and then gather pace over the coming months and years.
A number of announcements on sustainable finance are expected to come out next week in New York. With so many initiatives already in train, does the world need another international initiative on sustainable finance? Read on to find out.
Action will be the watchword next week in New York and the Cool Coalition is set to deliver with a coordinated surge of activity on efficient, climate-friendly cooling from a broad range of actors and sectors across the globe around the UNSG Climate Action Summit. The challenge now: how to leverage cooperation for continued progress at COP25 and beyond?
Next week, European Energy Ministers will debate the national actions required to reach 2030 energy targets. They will also discuss the future of the energy sector after 2030. Our latest media advisory examines what's at stake in the first exchange since the release of the Commission’s recommendations on draft national plans in June 2019. Read more here.
Taking a deep dive into the future of gas.
Understanding how international financial institutions can reform to align with the goals of keeping climate change below 1.5/2°C.
Continued use of unabated coal is incompatible with the decarbonisation of the global economy. We're working to phase out coal.
Learn about establishing green investment banks.
Ensuring a just and fair transition for workers and regions in high carbon industries that risk losing out.
The first-ever London Climate Action Week was hosted from 1-8 July 2019.
