Supported by focused efforts from the International Council on Clean Transportation, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has finalized two historic rules to slash emissions from light- and heavy-duty vehicles by 8.2 gigatons by 2055.
Agora Industry pioneered the concept of carbon contracts for difference as a key policy to jumpstart low-carbon industry in Germany, and the idea is spreading.
CLASP provided extensive technical assistance in India to develop 15 robust appliance efficiency policies in 2023, which will will avoid an estimated 120 million metric tons of carbon dioxide by 2030.
Before 2020, there was no conversation about a just transition away from coal in Europe’s “lignite triangle.” But thanks to Forum Energii’s research and support, the largest lignite plant in Europe will close early and just transition plans are underway.
The Clean Lighting Coalition (CLiC), an initiative of CLASP, facilitated a fast global transition to LEDs by driving support for African governments that were calling for a phaseout of fluorescent lighting under the Minamata Convention on Mercury. Fluorescent lamps are an inefficient and outdated lighting product containing mercury—a dangerous neurotoxin. Most fluorescents are improperly disposed of into general waste streams, harming human and environmental health in communities around the globe. LEDs are an efficient, mercury-free,
The city of Samarinda in Indonesia is on a mission to create a safe, healthy, and sustainable environment for its residents. And it is facing a challenge from rising greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Samarinda is of regional importance and representative of the building and growth characteristics of the major cities in Indonesia. It is also near the new capital city Nusantara. Typical of a city that is developing fast to meet the aspirations of its
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