Getting from climate pledges to climate action
In this op-ed, two veteran regulators explain why technical assistance from independent NGOs is critical to designing policies that can achieve climate goals, save consumers money, and grow economies.
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In this op-ed, two veteran regulators explain why technical assistance from independent NGOs is critical to designing policies that can achieve climate goals, save consumers money, and grow economies.
This months news includes our COP28 event, a first appliance efficiency stocktake, a groundbreaking ship pollution study, and more.
Getting on track to meet appliance efficiency goals may seem daunting, but governments already have the solutions on hand.
The United States has set rules requiring significant reductions in truck emissions starting with the 2027 model year, and the EU now has a major opportunity to set similar high standards.
RAP plays pivotal role in development of landmark UK government report identifying a roadmap for effectively and efficiently decarbonizing home heating.
A just transition to sustainable housing is a moral imperative that is within our reach. It is practical, highly feasible and will deliver enormous benefits to the environment as well as the people who call it home.
Agora Industry and the Institute for Transportation & Development Policy experts will join three exciting events to discuss policies to advance clean industry in Brazil and how to design walkable cities.
CLASP launches an industrial accelerator program in Pakistan to spur innovation and improve appliance efficiency.
Regulatory Assistance Project analysis demonstrates electric heat pumps are a cost-effective heating solution in all climates, operating at twice the efficiency of fossil fuel heating systems at even -10 degrees Celsius.
A new philanthropy initiative aims to quintuple global wind and solar power by 2050 with Agora Energiewende and the International Network of Energy Transition Think Tanks leading policy design to reduce barriers and speed clean energy around the world.
GBPN is supporting the design of model building codes for Nusantara, helping Indonesia’s new capital city become a model of sustainability.
The energy sector is the largest source of human-caused greenhouse gas emissions, specifically energy to power industry, electricity, transportation, and buildings, and we must accelerate clean energy alternatives.
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