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...
Commissioned by the European Climate Foundation, this report estimated the likely economic impacts associated with, and the potential challenges, to switching car production in Slovakia to battery electric vehicles (EVs) over the long term (to 2040). This technical report sets...
A report commissioned by Greenpeace East Asia Seoul Office 'The macroeconomic impact of decarbonising Korea’s passenger car fleet', assessed potential technological pathways to decarbonise the Korean passenger car fleet and their wider economic and employment effects. Camb...
Commissioned by BEUC (The European Consumer Organisation), the study estimates the monthly, quarterly, and annual electricity costs for an archetype household in Austria and France, under varying conditions and use cases. The study also explores the differential impact of mana...
A new report commissioned by the European Climate Foundation, ‘Modelling the socioeconomic impacts of zero carbon housing in Europe’ assesses the socio-economic costs and benefits of different potential pathways for decarbonising the residential building sector in Europe. ...
This study conducted a regional impact analysis of just transitions in two Central and Eastern European countries: Romania and the Czech Republic. Cambridge Econometrics provided social, economic, and environmental impact assessments of the transition to a climate-neutral econ...
New scenario analysis by Cambridge Econometrics for the European Climate Foundation reveals the varying impact of introducing, or not introducing, ETS2 on emission reduction for the building heating and transport sectors. The study considered the impact at Member State, region...
Sustainable Investment Manager János Hidi shares 3 practical steps that investors and financial institutions can take as they prepare to finance climate change, and transition to more sustainable portfolios. With global greenhouse gas emissions on the rise again, there is an ev...
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...
Analysis by Cambridge Econometrics for the Centre for Research into Energy Demand Solutions (CREDS) reveals the positive economic, environmental and welfare impacts of ‘green’ policies relative to a ‘business-as-usual’ approach that could be part of a post-Covid, green, e...
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