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Deputy CEO Jon Stenning shares his expert reflections on the UK’s Climate Change Committee’s Seventh Carbon Budget.
Yesterday, the UK’s Climate Change Committee (CCC) released their 7th Carbon Budget Report, setting out an emissions target for 2038 to 2042, and recommend…
In the face of slow progress on decarbonisation and mounting climate research suggesting a pending climate catastrophe without faster efforts to reduce emissions, there has been a recent wave of calls to abandon the 1.5°C warming target all together. This is despite the economic…
As we enter 2023, what should global climate policymakers be considering if real tangible change is to be made? Drawing on our latest work with clients from around the world, our experts choose three insights that could make a real impact on the deployment of just and fair climat…
The pressure is mounting for the finance sector to disclose climate-related risks.
Our Sustainable Investment Manager János Hidi breaks down how to understand, quantify and manage your portfolio’s risks, including the data insights that are needed for an effective risk assess…
The latest research reveals transitioning to low carbon economies could see a loss of US$1.4 trillion in stranded fossil fuel assets with a particular impact on OECD countries. Meanwhile, BP’s Energy Outlook cut projected global oil and gas demand for 2035 by 5%, and brought forw…
Senior Economist Iakov Frizis is next up in our spotlight series on our team based in Brussels. Iakov has been with Cambridge Econometrics for 1 year and shares top tips for pursuing a career in economic consulting and how the Eurozone crisis on his home country Greece impacted h…
With the rise in fuel and food prices, a cost-of-living crisis and geopolitical unrest, will decarbonisation ease the pressure on inflation or make it worse? Economic Modeller Zsófi Kőműves shares top modelling insights.
Over recent months, the Russian invasion of Ukraine h…
Our latest analysis of high oil and gas prices show the need for policy support, to manage a rapid transition away from fossil fuels and to prevent long-term damage to affected communities. Head of Environment Jon Stenning unpacks the key findings, with a focus on the UK, EU27 an…
Project Manager Jen Dicks calls for a joined-up Government approach that tackles the fuel poverty and cost-of-living crisis whilst also achieving levelling up and net zero commitments. Jen argues that 2022 presents a unique opportunity for the UK to manage a green economic recove…
Sustainable Investment Manager János Hidi argues that if the finance sector is to successfully respond to the needs of the climate transition and decarbonisation policies laid out by COP26, investors must start broadening their horizons and shift away from short-term views of th…
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