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The International Network of Energy Transition Think Tanks is delivering bold climate policy at speed and scale by collaborating across borders to share policy best practices and lessons learned.
The Institute for Transportation and Development Policy and the Sustainable Transport Award Committee have announced Tianjin, China as the 2024 Sustainable Transport Award winner for the city’s progress improving its transport and development models with policies that promote sustainability, accessibility, and inclusion.
We're in the critical decade for climate action, and this year the Crux Policy Centers drove major climate policy wins targeting the highest-emitting energy sectors.
On Dec 6th, the Crux Alliance is partnering with the Global Buildings Performance Network and Monash University for a day of conversations focused on climate action in the building sector at COP28 in Dubai.
World leaders must decide how to leverage the first global stocktake to keep 1.5 degrees within reach. This year, members of the Crux Alliance will be discussing policy solutions at more than 20 events throughout the two weeks of COP28. Here is where you can find us.
The Regulatory Assistance Project has launched a new website that showcases RAPs aspirations for a clean energy future.
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.