Green Hydrogen Policy Brief
Research by Cambridge Econometrics and the University of Exeter reveals that current hydrogen policies are insufficient to meet global hydrogen ambitions.
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Decent Work In Nature-Based Solutions 2024: Unlocking Jobs Through Investment in Skills and Nature-Based Infrastructure
New report reveals the potential of nature-based solutions to create millions of jobs globally by 2030, emphasizing skill development and gender inclusivity.
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The Nature Conservancy: Assessing the Economic Benefits of Decarbonization in Florida
Economic benefits of decarbonization in Florida analyzed, revealing potential growth of 2% in state economy by 2050 through strategic investments and reduced energy costs.
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GridLab: Assessing the Economic Impacts and Supply Chain Development of Offshore Wind in the US
Economic opportunities and job creation in the US through offshore wind deployment and supply chain development.
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GridLab: Assessing the Economic Impacts of Decarbonization in Wisconsin
Economic analysis reveals Wisconsin's shift to a Net Zero economy could create 68,000 jobs and boost GSP by 3% by 2050.
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Electromobility in the Visegrad Region: Slovakia
Report estimates the likely economic impacts and potential challenges of switching car production to EVs in Slovakia over the long term to 2040.
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Economic Analysis of Policy Pathways for Increasing Resource Productivity
New analysis for DEFRA demonstrates that policy pathways for increasing resource productivity can also lead to economic gains.
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