On 9 April 2019 (7:15-8:15 PM CET), the Security and Sustainability Forum (SSF) is holding a webinar on "Profit from Capturing Methane Emissions."
Applied Energy has issued a call for papers that focus on methods to measure to what extent countries can industrialize while developing a sustainable energy sector and improving inclusiveness. The paper will feature in a special issue of the journal on "Inclusive and sustainable industrial development and measurement approaches for energy transformation". The deadline to submit manuscripts is 30 September 2019.
I-JEDI is a freely available economic model that estimates gross economic impacts from wind, solar, biopower and geothermal energy projects around the world.
This paper intends to help energy-sector professionals, state and local policymakers, regional education and training sector leaders, and community organisations get a clearer look at the nature, needs, and opportunities associated with the future clean energy workforce.
This report explores how a number of African countries are designing systems to simultaneously achieve their climate targets and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Building on a study of Asian Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), the report takes an in-depth look at NDCs of seven African countries: Burkina Faso, the Central African Republic (CAR), Ghana, Malawi, Niger, Swaziland, and Zambia, and analyzes NDCs of several other African countries.
This report looks at why such a large share of coal power is struggling today and the drivers—including subsidies—that may cause similar crises in the future. In light of this, it sets out some broad proposals on the topic of “just transition,” which encourages governments to recognize stranded workers and communities as much as stranded private or public assets.