The Technological Republic Comes For Climate Finance
This is the fifth piece in a series on the political economy of climate finance. Previous pieces examined the geopolitical…
An open look at COP31, through Türkiye’s lens, with voices from across the field.
This is the fifth piece in a series on the political economy of climate finance. Previous pieces examined the geopolitical…
Net-zero commitments are becoming increasingly common across industries. Yet for many companies, the largest share of emissions does not come…
Carbon dioxide removal is no longer only a voluntary market topic. Around the world, governments are beginning to shape how…
The timeline of global climate action is shifting from decades to years. As we look ahead to COP31 in Antalya,…
The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism enters its definitive phase in January 2026. For the first time, EU importers…
For more than three decades the annual United Nations Climate Change Conferences, known as COPs, have been the world’s premier…
In the world of sustainability and climate finance one concept has quietly become central to how investors and companies think…
Southeast Asia’s electricity demand is rising at extraordinary speed. Over the past two decades, power consumption across the Association of…
Carbon removal is the deliberate removal of carbon dioxide (CO₂) from the atmosphere and its storage for climate-relevant timeframes. In…
Why Europe’s Energy Transition Will Be Won on the Demand Side Europe’s energy debate is still dominated by supply: how…