This months news features work to advance appliance efficiency and public transport in Brazil, improving e-bus operations in China, flexible heat pumps in Poland, opportunities for North-South cooperation on clean industry, and more.
This months news features research demonstrating the economic benefits of bolder climate policy in Europe, a report explaining how to tackle embodied carbon emissions in buildings, a win for energy efficiency in South Africa, parking reform in Chennai, updates from Climate Week, and much more news from across the Alliance.
By exchanging experiences and strategies, think tanks from different countries can leverage interdependencies to shape innovative, win-win policies that are not only effective but also equitable.
Crux Alliance Senior Advisor, Chris Grundler, shares his reflections following the Crux Alliance’s two featured Climate Week events on public bus electrification and energy justice.
This first-of-its kind Climate Week event brings together global climate and energy justice experts to discuss how to advance a just and equitable clean energy transition. Meet the panelists here!
This month’s news features upcoming Climate Week events, a new NDC toolkit for appliance efficiency, a groundbreaking vehicle pollution study in India, transport lesson sharing in China, advances in circular economy strategies in Germany, and much more.
Ahead of the Crux Climate Week event on city bus electrification, Crux Senior Advisor Chris Grundler spoke with ITDP Brazil Director Clarisse Linke about her role in creating equitable, sustainable transport systems.
Kenya has taken the critical step of committing to sustainable buildings as part of the UN Buildings Breakthrough agenda, and is now partnering with GBPN to turn that commitment into action.
In this article for RECHARGE News, Crux Executive Director Joe Ryan outlines how Brazil can capture a clean fuels competitive advantage if the country adopts a smart policy plan.
As Pakistan’s electricity costs soar, CLASP’s Industry Accelerator Program is working to transform the country’s electric motor industry, by upskilling engineers and improving motor efficiency.
As India experiences worsening heat waves, demand for cooling is growing. CLASP is working with Indian policymakers to ensure new fans and ACs don’t grow the emissions fueling extreme weather.
Dr. Richard Lowes of the Regulatory Assistance Project shares why heat pumps are an essential clean heating solution and how he collaborates with CLASP and GBPN to help governments design policy to transition off fossil gas heating.
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