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This study focuses on analysing the progress made with regard to reaching climate neutrality in Estonia.
Jägala waterfall in Estonia. Photo: Urve Lätte / EyeEm / Getty Images.
In 2019, SEI published the “Reaching Climate Neutrality in Estonia” report. The analysis looked into whether it would be feasible to achieve climate neutrality in Estonia by 2050 instead of the originally set goal of 80% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. The study proposed various political measures and calculated corresponding investments needed and possible CO2 emissions reduction achieved.
The current study aims to analyse the progress made in Estonia since the publication of the 2019 climate neutrality study until today. This is done by looking at both the current statistics as well as which of the proposed measures have been implemented and which investments the country is making on the route of becoming climate neutral.
This study is commissioned and funded by the British Embassy Tallinn.
SEI report / In this report commissioned by the Estonian Government Office, SEI has researched Estonia's possibilities of becoming climate neutral by 2050.
Project / The study will analyse the future use of alternative gases in Estonia and the possible contribution of the joint gas market towards its decarbonisation.
SEI report / This study analyses progress made towards reaching climate neutrality in Estonia.
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