Long established industrial and economic practices, be they production, transport or the way we govern and regulate them, must change if we are to achieve net-zero emissions.
Net-zero applies to the whole of the economy – the energy sources, industrial processes, supply chains, infrastructure, ancillary services and demand. Systematically addressing these in a coherent way will be key to successfully reaching net-zero.
The economy is changing however, from digitalisation to robotics to materials and demographics. The net-zero economy of 2050 will be the product of all these changes.
We are deeply knowledgeable in the fields of industry, innovation, energy and infrastructure policy. Our staff have expertise working across Europe, Asia, Africa, and North and South America.
In order to establish fair and climate resilient societies for all, we are building the political and institutional frameworks to make the necessary economic changes possible.
Unlocking the full potential of efficient heating and cooling is crucial to managing energy systems, reducing emissions, and ensuring affordable energy services.
We work with partners to envision the structural reform we need. Together, we develop practical proposals to accelerate energy efficiency gains.
Delivering net-zero emissions will depend on the way we govern and regulate economic activities. This new challenge requires new approaches.
We work with partners to provide thought leadership and practical proposals to re-shape governance and regulation frameworks in the EU and elsewhere.
