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International climate policy as a strategic lever for German foreign policy
Publication date 04 Jun 2025

This policy brief identifies five priorities from Germany’s foreign trade objectives and shows how they can be supported through strategic and ambitious international climate policy.

Corporate Climate Responsibility Monitor 2025: Food and agriculture sector
Publication date 03 Jun 2025

This report assesses five of the largest agrifood companies, focusing on how their climate strategies align with key transitions needed to cut emissions.

Virtual Event: “Foreign policy without a climate compass? International climate policy of the new German government”
Venue Online
Date 05 Jun 2025
Start time 20:00

Europe Calling e.V. will be hosting this discussion together with NewClimate Institute, which will explore how international climate policy can support foreign policy objectives and help position Germany and Europe as credible global partners in the green transition.

NewClimate in June 2025
Publication date 30 May 2025

June 2025 is shaping up to be a milestone month for global climate ambition. As momentum builds towards COP30, a series of major climate events will bring together governments, businesses, researchers and civil society to accelerate progress on climate commitments, energy transition, finance, innovation and corporate accountability. NewClimate Institute will be actively engaged throughout the month – sharing the latest insights, contributing to key discussions and launching new research to support evidence-based climate action. We’ve put together an overview of our most relevant work and...

Green Mission & Money: How foundations can position endowments for climate Impact
Publication date 28 May 2025

The report guides foundations on aligning endowments with climate goals, urging a shift from portfolio decarbonisation to real-economy impact through tailored capital allocation, stewardship, and credible impact strategies.

Yogee Chandrasekaran

Yogee Chandrasekaran designs visual content for a range of projects at NewClimate Institute. Prior to this, she worked as a freelance editorial illustrator for newspapers and magazines. She holds a Master’s degree in Visual Communication from Universität der Künste Berlin and a BFA in Illustration from Parsons School of Design, New York.

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Just Transition Policies - Lessons from Europe
Publication date 20 May 2025

Regions are at the centre of the European just transition. This paper examines a selection of regional policies and draws their main success factors and challenges, to provide useful insights to other subnational policymakers in the integration of the just transition to their climate and energy policies.

Q&A: What does the Iberian blackout signal for the energy transition?
Publication date 08 May 2025

We still don’t know exactly what caused the recent widespread power outage across the Iberian Peninsula on April 28th. Investigations are ongoing, and the root cause will likely involve a combination of factors. While we await a full assessment from system operators, the Iberian blackout offers a valuable opportunity for reflection: we must move beyond a fossil-fuel mindset and fundamentally rethink how we understand and manage modern electricity systems, which are undeniably and rapidly changing, driven by renewables and emerging technologies. Concerns around grid stability in systems with...

NEW PATHWAYS - Climate action in line with Paris

NEWPATHWAYS develops next-generation Paris-aligned pathways to boost climate action ahead of the 2028 global stocktake.

Projection of labour force for Viet Nam’s energy transition
Publication date 25 Apr 2025

Viet Nam’s energy transition is gaining momentum. This report explores how shifting to renewables under PDP8 and the JETP will shape the country’s power sector workforce through to 2050.

Why the energy transition must be at the heart of energy security
Publication date 24 Apr 2025

As global leaders gather for the IEA’s Summit on the Future of Energy Security, this blog calls for a redefinition of energy security that puts the clean energy transition at its centre. Fossil-based systems are proving too volatile, while renewables and electrification offer a more resilient and affordable path forward.

Navigating CBAM in China: Exploring Policy Pathways for Guangdong province
Publication date 22 Apr 2025

With the urgent need to cut emissions and ramp up its climate ambitions, the European Union introduced the world’s first carbon border adjustments: the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). CBAM, which introduces a carbon price on carbon-intensive imports to prevent “carbon leakage,” is widely regarded as a pioneering step in aligning trade policy with climate goals. However, concerns remain over its potential impact on international trade, particularly for exporters in regions heavily reliant on carbon-intensive industries. This report examines its potential impact on export-oriented...

Op-Ed: The new German government lacks a compass for foreign trade and climate policy
Publication date 14 Apr 2025

The new German coalition government emphasises the importance of strategic partnerships - but its actual plans tell a different story. Rather than fostering equal and mutually beneficial alliances, the focus lies squarely on Germany’s own interests, ranging from curbing migration at its source to securing access to raw materials. In doing so, Germany risks squandering both its credibility and its own long-term strategic advantages, as Lukas Kahlen and Ines Paiva from NewClimate Institute warn.

Input for the update of the SBTi Corporate Net-Zero Standard
Publication date 10 Apr 2025

With this position paper, NewClimate feeds into the public consultation on the SBTi Corporate Net Zero Standard v2.0 draft and shares interpretations of current developments in climate standard-setting.

Dr. Janna Hoppe

Dr. Janna Hoppe focuses on tracking countries’ progress towards net-zero emissions by assessing mitigation actions, climate policies, and key drivers of greenhouse gas emissions. Before joining NewClimate, Janna worked at the climate policy think tank Agora Energiewende, where she focused on decarbonisation efforts in the German buildings sector. Prior to that, she was a doctoral researcher at ETH Zurich, where she examined the effectiveness of different mitigation policies and public support for the phase-out of carbon-intensive technologies in demand sectors. Janna holds a MSc in...

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