This project is researching and developing a set of Transition Indicators, providing input to the follow-up process of the Global Stocktake and helping the effective implementation of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs).

Race to the Top explores how US and EU industrial decarbonisation policy can be designed to optimize inter-operability and enable an international “race to the top” for heavy-industry decarbonisation.

The project delivered empirically validated modelling tools capable of assessing the impact of energy, innovation and technology-related policy choices to help decision-makers make better decisions on effective policies.

This initiative will develop a better understanding of oil & gas transition scenarios for the North Sea region. It will also co-produce just and feasible transition pathways and create roadmaps for countries facing similar challenges.

This project assessed the strengths and weaknesses of various border carbon adjustment agreements, with a focus on how agreements between multiple countries/regions can increase climate-trade policy efficacy.

This project designed a platform for sharing experiences of stakeholders affected by coal transitions in selected countries.

This scoping study laid the groundwork for a project to analyse the link between the textile industry and fossil fuels – and its social and environmental impact.

This project explored how to accelerate systemic transitions to net-zero emissions in China, Nigeria, India, Indonesia and Brazil.

This project analysed just energy transitions in Russia and the new fossil fuel export realities following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

The SNAPFI project explored how transformative change can be enabled by international climate finance through domestic policies in developing countries.

Climate Strategies was part of the consortium that, between 2021 and 2023, operated the Secretariat of the Initiative for Coal Regions in Transition in Western Balkans and Ukraine.

The Climate Friendly Materials Platform analysed the transformation of basic material production and use to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050.

CFM TRACTION (Climate Friendly MaTeRials mArket CreaTIon through pOlicy iNnovation) worked in Germany and Poland to co-design national impact assessments of two innovative policy instruments supporting industrial decarbonisation.

The project supports the co-creation of technical knowledge on clean energy systems and energy security through building a community of practice bringing together leading experts from across the Global North and Global South.

As Russia shifts its fossil fuel exports in the wake of the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, the Eurasian Energy Convening leverages data, policy insights, and expert dialogues to fill knowledge gaps and foster research collaboration. This project supports efforts to navigate risks and promote sustainable, just energy transitions across Eurasia.