Work

Feature / The continued expansion of Canada’s oil sands could slow the world’s transition to a low-carbon future, according to a new SEI report.

Feature / A major update to SEI’s flagship water modelling tool enables policy-makers and researchers to more easily determine watershed boundaries and river pathways.

Feature / SEI brings policy-relevant research to this week’s UN climate conference in Bonn, with experts participating in the Talanoa Dialogue and three side events.

Journal article / This paper presents a theory of induced technological change in which firms pursue a random, local, and bounded search for productivity-enhancing innovations.

Feature / As hydropower transforms Laos, SEI and USAID launch a program to provide the country with the tools for long-term energy planning.

Journal article / This paper discusses remote sensing based approaches for mapping open water surfaces using MODIS data.

Press release / Måns Nilsson takes over as Executive Director of Stockholm Environment Institute in April 2018.

Feature / For two years, an SEI-led team of researchers measured groundwater levels throughout the city in search of answers to Bangalore's water shortage.

Perspective / Downshifting our lives – and working less – could benefit the environment without harming the economy.

Other publication / This report provides a first-ever assessment of how opportunities for low-carbon development are distributed across the world’s urban areas.

SEI brief / This brief explains the rationale for considering fossil fuel supply under the UNFCCC Talanoa Dialogue, and highlights available policy options.

Other publication / This report analyzes GHG mitigation opportunities in the energy, forestry, waste, transport, and buildings sectors in Jamaica.