E3G is an independent climate change think tank operating to accelerate the global transition to a low carbon economy.
Financial regulators are seeing big risks to the economy from climate change impacts and are moving much faster to act than our politicians are. According to E3G's Kate Levick, the fast pace of financial regulation on climate change is exciting, but also worrying. Find out why here.
Fracking in the UK resumed yesterday after a seven-year hiatus. This will be the first fracking operation in the UK since 2011, when activity was halted after drilling by Cuadrilla caused two earthquakes at its Preese Hall site in Lancashire. Read Joseph Dutton's latest contribution to The Ecologist to learn more.
The latest IPCC report shows keeping climate change below 1.5°C is necessary, feasible and beneficial. Leaders have a clear choice: will they decide to accelerate climate action and protect all their citizens from harm, or will they support the minority with interests in the old polluting economy. Read E3G CEO Nick Mabey's latest post to find out more.
A portfolio of our climate diplomacy work, helping to shape the strategic planning of governmental and non-governmental actors.
Continued use of unabated coal is incompatible with the decarbonisation of the global economy. We're working to phase out coal.
Understanding how international financial institutions can reform to align with the goals of keeping climate change below 1.5/2°C.
Achieving a coherent, secure and sustainable energy system for Europe.
Providing the right framework on the public side is essential to unlock private investments for the decarbonisation of our economy
Addressing the political and policy challenges of the UK's low carbon transition
Mobilising national climate finance strategies to scale-up investment and meet sustainable development objectives.
National and international ecosystems for climate finance.
Mitigating climate and wider environmental, social and governance (ESG) risks through disclosure, effective management and new investment approaches.
