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Pumpjack in Williston, North Dakota

Effect of subsidies and regulatory exemptions on 2020–2030 oil and gas production and profits in the United States

Working oil pumps against a sunset sky

US subsidies boost the expected profits and development of new oil and gas fields

Scenic view of Mae Arb reservoir and mountains against sky, Thoen, Lampang, Thailand

SEI at World Water Week 2021

Gas flaring in Permian Basin

Federal subsidies boosted US shale oil and gas profits by billions of dollars, study finds

$Drilling and fracking – oil well in Texas$

How subsidies aided the US shale oil and gas boom

Children catching fish

Putting ecosystems front and center in water planning: an SEI initiative lays the groundwork

Abstract style illustration depicting printed circuit board components with an

Off-grid solutions for energy and WASH services

Kodak Tower, Rochester, New York

Closure of the Kodak plant in Rochester, United States: lessons from industrial transitions

Reflection of bright young green spring leaves, trees and moss inside lensball

Solutions to restore our ecosystems by 2030

Webinar: decarbonization in a new geopolitical landscape – the EU, US and China

Event
Climate
Governance
Energy
27 May 2021
15:00 - 16:15 CEST
Sweden
China
EU
United States of America

Swamp with morning haze at sunrise, Kola Peninsula, the Arctic.

Arctic Council Ministerial meeting embraces wetlands protection

Plastic bottles collected for recycling in Thailand.

20 companies responsible for most single-use plastic waste

The White House in Washington DC

Four takes on what US President Biden’s Leaders Summit on Climate should deliver

SEI researcher testifies at US congressional hearing on fossil fuel subsidies

Groundbreaking analysis shows future Appalachian shale gas drilling unprofitable and petrochemical buildout unlikely