The 2019 edition of Climate Policy Initiative’s Global Landscape of Climate Finance provides the most comprehensive overview of global climate-related primary investment.
The Going Global: Expanding Offshore Wind To Emerging Markets report follows the establishment of a new World Bank Group program that aims to fast-track the expansion of offshore wind power in developing countries and provide technical assistance to these countries, so they can assess their offshore wind potential and develop a pipeline of projects that are investment-ready.
The Updated policy pathways for the energy transition in Europe and selected European countries, MUSTEC takes the first steps towards identifying the potential future role for dispatchable renewables – specifically CSP with thermal storage – as a function of policy decisions that either increase the need for power system flexibility (e.g. fluctuating renewables) or provide flexibility (e.g. storage, dispatchable renewables, flexible demand).
Policies for CSP deployment by renewable energy cooperation in the EU gives an overview about the political framework for renewable energy deployment in the EU with a focus on potential future cooperation between Member States for CSP deployment.
Slow onset impacts such as sea level rise, ocean acidification, glacial retreat, salinization, desertification, land and forest degradation and loss of biodiversity, also have long-term consequences that cannot be overlooked, requiring the need for urgent action to build resilience.