Work

Feature / A new study finds that rock beds and grates can reduce wood consumption by 31–58% and emissions by 51–84%.

Journal article / Researchers explore household behavior that influences the uptake of cleaner-burning cookstoves outside Nairobi, Kenya.

Feature / Experts from IEA, IISD, UN and other institutions discussed Covid-19 and the next steps for energy policy at the 2020 Virtual Forum on Fossil Fuel Supply.

Feature / Setting net zero targets has become a hot topic for framing climate ambition. SEI’s Derik Broekhoff explains what the concept of net zero is all about.

Other publication / This paper draws on new data examining the starkly different global distribution of carbon consumption emissions among individuals from 1990 to 2015 and beyond.

Press release / Oxfam's report, ‘Confronting Carbon Inequality,’ is based on research conducted with SEI and released as world leaders prepare for the UN General Assembly.

Tool / This tool allows you to explore the inequalities in carbon dioxide emissions across the world, by linking emissions to income levels.

Past event / This conference explored the many opportunities for policies that aim to explicitly limit fossil fuel production.

Journal article / This special issue brings together pioneering new work on supply side climate policy, amidst growing calls for an energy transition away from fossil fuels.

SEI working paper / The authors conduct case studies in Indonesia to explore the value of incorporating gender equity in decision-making for a just transition to renewable energy.

Journal article / This paper describes a dynamic one‐sector macroeconomic model that draws on both post‐Keynesian and classical/neo‐Marxian themes.

Press release / The new Energy Policy Tracker offers a near-real-time snapshot of COVID-19 recovery packages from a climate and energy perspective.