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How do the institutions, investments and infrastructure that support fossil fuel production lock-in dependence on fossil fuels? What strategies can help societies shift away from such dependence? SEI addresses these questions through timely, policy-relevant research and communications.
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Other publication / This study – from SEI and Brown University's Climate and Development Lab – finds that Rhode Island can feasibly decarbonize its economy in one or two decades.
Press release / The study shows that emissions can feasibly be reduced by as much as 80% over the next one to two decades.
Project / The project studies the challenge of reaching fossil-fuel-free freight transport in the Swedish forest sector.
Journal article / A government programme has not yet led to an increase in liquefied petroleum gas sales, suggesting the needs for policy revisions.
SEI working paper / This paper assesses the existing knowledge base to better understand the economic, social and political consequences of mine closures.
Past event / Replenishing the GCF, visualizing aid flows and national climate plans: here's how SEI is contributing to the UNFCCC Bonn Climate Change Conference (SB50).
SEI working paper / Nationally determined contributions could help in the wind-down of oil, gas and coal production. But countries are only making limited use of this potential.
Perspective / One US presidential candidate has proposed phasing out oil and gas on federal lands. It's a necessary, and straightforward, step.
Other publication / This article develops a novel methodological framework to investigate the exposure of economic systems to the risk of physical capital stranding.
