Climate action after the rupture – transformational cooperation
Mark Carney’s observation at Davos of a “rupture” in international affairs is often misunderstood. Immediate headlines focused on his observation that the move to more power-based diplomacy was a belated…
London Climate Action Week: Half-time team talk on accelerating the energy transition
As we head into London Climate Action Week, the football World Cup offers a useful half-time metaphor: a moment to take stock of where the global energy transition stands, and what…
E3G at London Climate Action Week 2026
Under the theme “Climate Cooperation in a Fractured World”, London Climate Action Week 2026 will focus on how governments, businesses, investors and citizens can continue building the partnerships, coalitions and practical solutions needed…
LCAW 2026: Climate cooperation in a fragmented world
London Climate Action Week (LCAW) 2026 is being held in the shadow of what the IEA sees as the most severe energy supply crisis in modern history, continuing conflicts around…
Powering Up: Why the global economy is moving on from fossil fuels
Climate goals and business interests are increasingly aligned in advancing the global energy transition. Governments are supporting this shift with policies to boost growth, competitiveness and energy security. Consensus on…
E3G announces Karla Hill appointed Chief Programme Officer
Following an extensive selection process, the E3G Board has appointed Karla Hill as E3G’s first Chief Programme Officer, taking effect on 1 July 2025. We congratulate Karla on her…
State of Climate Politics Forum 2025
The second annual State of Climate Politics Forum is a flagship event at London Climate Action Week. Hosted by international climate change think tank E3G, the forum will feature prominent…
A new climate politics must make the necessary possible
The State of Climate Politics Forum 2024 makes space to talk about the politics and geopolitics of climate action. By Karla Hill and Nick Mabey Moving the Political Barriers to…