E3ME

About E3ME

E3ME is our global macroeconomic model for comprehensive and tailored assessment of the different impacts of policy scenarios. It produces an extensive range of indicators for different sectors, world regions, emissions and technologies.

Developed and maintained by our team of in-house modelling specialists for over 25 years, E3ME is one of the most advanced models of its type in the world, supported by a large and growing body of peer-reviewed academic work.

Using E3ME, we've supported clients and partners through scenario analysis to inform thousands of strategies, campaigns and policies. Our analysis has been recognised and featured in work by leading global organisations including the World Bank, the United Nations, the European Commission, the International Labour Organization and the White House Office for Management and Budget.

We're passionate about advancing economics that provides the best insights to inform high-quality policy and strategy design.

The aim is a long-lasting positive impact on societies, economies and the environment.

How E3ME Can Help Inform Your Decision-Making

As a macroeconomic model, E3ME enables you to test out different strategic and policy approaches and get as close as possible to a real-world understanding of the impacts of different policies over time, sector and region.

E3ME integrates a suite of Future Technology Transformation (FTT) models to simulate the adoption of new technologies vital to the green transition.

The tool integrates economy, energy and environment, which enables clients to understand interactions across the system under different policies and scenarios.

A general-purpose tool to examine a wide range of scenarios of climate change and other major transitions including automation.

E3ME realistically simulates the behaviour of actual economies through the econometric analysis of historical data.

E3ME can be combined with models maintained by other organisations, exchanging results to produce more comprehensive assessments of policy areas such as climate change and inequality analysis.

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Economic Modelling You Can Trust

In a world saturated with information and faced with increasingly complex economic markets, we understand the importance of working with specialists you can trust to provide insights of the highest quality, delivered with integrity and independence.

All our economic modelling work goes through a strict quality assurance process compliant with the TCFD and the NGFS, among other certified schemes.

Our roots in academia and established partnerships with reputable organisations around the world have placed us as trusted advisors for major government initiatives.
We are constantly learning and updating our models and regularly work in partnership with some of the world’s leading institutions.

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Head of Global Climate Policy

t: +44 1223 533117

e:hb@camecon.com

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