E3G is an independent climate change think tank operating to accelerate the global transition to a low carbon economy.
Political events over the last three months have had a profound impact on the scenarios for Brexit. While election results have enhanced unity and stability on the Continent, the surprise hung Parliament in the UK has significantly undermined its authority. Read E3G's updated Brexit Scenarios Briefing to find out how these developments impact climate and energy issues.
Explore the pathway to a low-carbon economy in 2050 with E3G's Ingrid Holmes in a live tweet chat hosted by Politico's Senior Policy Reporter, Sarah Stefanini. A number of senior EU policymakers and business executives from the energy field will tackle questions on what is needed to speed up the transition to a low carbon economy.
The world’s newest development bank – the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank – held its annual meeting in South Korea last week and approved its new energy-sector strategy. E3G's Helena Wright applauds the decision by the bank to follow the example of its peers on energy investments, providing a platform for China and the EU to lead action on climate change. Read the full op ed published in the South China Morning Post here.
In a world committed to limiting global temperature increases to 1.5/2°C, current business models of international oil companies and the largest domestic listed companies face significant profitability challenges. Together with the Oxford Smith School and Chatham House, E3G simulated the 1.5/2°C transition in an on-line war game to explore different pathways companies could take. Read E3G's brief for insights into the difficult conversations that lie ahead for the boards of these companies.
Achieving a coherent, secure and sustainable energy system for Europe.
Continued use of unabated coal is incompatible with the decarbonisation of the global economy. We're working to phase out coal.
Addressing the political and policy challenges of the UK's low carbon transition
Maximising the impact of COP21 and international climate diplomacy.
Building the economic case for prioritising the use of public funding to support energy efficiency.
Encouraging strategic investment decisions that ensure an orderly transition to a low carbon future.
