Cambridge Econometrics formalises partnership with International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA)
Cambridge Econometrics and IRENA announce a partnership to assess the socioeconomic impacts of renewable energy transitions through advanced modeling and analysis.
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Cambridge Econometrics partners with Trex through TPS Climate
Cambridge Econometrics partners with Trex to launch TPS Climate, enhancing financial institutions' understanding of climate-related risks through advanced modelling.
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2026: A Year of Partnerships and Impactful Economic Analysis Across the US
Cambridge Econometrics US drives impactful economic analysis and partnerships in North America, supporting policymakers and investors with data-driven insights for energy transition and infrastructure investment.
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How 2025’s Nobel Prize in Economics reinforces the value of innovation-driven economic modelling for informed climate policymaking
Nobel Prize in Economics 2025 emphasises innovation-driven growth for effective climate policy, highlighting the need for economic models that capture real-world dynamics and technological advancements.
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New Research Reveals Current Hydrogen Policies Insufficient to Meet Global Hydrogen Ambitions
Current hydrogen policies are insufficient to meet global hydrogen ambitions. Additional policies are needed to kickstart global green hydrogen production.
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E3ME Considered Among Top Five Macroeconomic Models for Integrating Climate Risk Into the President’s Budget
E3ME model, recognized by the White House, integrates climate risk into macroeconomic forecasts, aiding policy and investment decisions with state-level insights through the E3-US model.
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Cambridge Econometrics welcomes new Directors Chris Thoung and Jon Stenning to the Board
Cambridge Econometrics is delighted to announce the promotion of Chris Thoung and Jon Stenning to Directors and their appointment to the Cambridge Econometrics Group Board.
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How Will the Gender Employment Gap Fare in the Age of Automation?
Madalina Suta explores how automation and Covid-19 impact the gender employment gap, and whether these factors could accelerate or delay achieving gender equality in the EU.
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Green Recovery Plans More Effective Than Return-To-Normal Stimulus
New analysis shows that green recovery plans boost income, employment and GDP better than return-to-normal stimulus measures, with the added benefit of reducing emissions.
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China’s Net Zero Ambition Could Boost GDP by 5% During this Decade
China's net zero target could boost its GDP by 5% this decade, reduce global warming, and lower green energy costs, according to economic modelling analysis run by Cambridge Econometrics.
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Cambridge Econometrics commissioned to assess impact of Brexit on London
London Mayor Sadiq Khan announces Cambridge Econometrics to carry out an evidence-based study looking at the impact on London’s economy of the UK leaving the European Union Customs Union and Single Market.
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