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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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Past event / SEI's mapping tools reveal that planned fossil fuel pipelines and exploration threaten biodiversity, protected lands and communities all over the world.
Other publication / In a letter submitted to the Massachusetts Attorney General, SEI Scientist Ploy Achakulwisut expresses support for Fossil Fuel Divest Harvard’s legal complaint.
Other publication / In this briefing, leading scientists, including SEI Researcher Eleni Michalopoulou, highlight net-zero solutions and research priorities for the 2020s.
Other publication / This book chapter analyses international governance of fossil fuel subsidies, a domain characterised by institutional fragmentation.
Media coverage / SEI's Executive Director Måns Nilsson comments on the new IPCC Climate report on CNBC's morning show, stating that it is a big warning signal to world leaders.
SEI report / This report analyses how four cities transitioned away from carbon-intensive economies and the lessons that can be applied to future deindustrialization.
Journal article / A study in Environmental Research Letters finds that 16 US subsidies could increase the expected profits of new oil and gas fields by 55% and 68%.
Press release / A study in Environmental Research Letters finds that subsidies could increase the profitability of new oil and gas fields by more than 50% over the next decade.
Past event / What role can and will businesses play at COP26? Join the panel discussion about greening the economy, co-organized by SEI and the British Embassy in Stockholm.
