This project analyses the impacts of the EU CBAM on South Korea’s industrial sectors to support its low-carbon industrial transformation.

The Supporting the Paris Agreement (SPA) project aims to meaningfully support partner countries in achieving their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and advancing their Long-Term Strategies (LTSs).

Thomas Day and Hyunju Ock from NewClimate Institute set out their key takeaways from the Corporate Climate Responsibility Monitor, an annual report first launched in 2022.

This piece, reacts to the publication of Germany's latest emissions projections which show that the German government is slowing down the energy transition and moving further from its climate targets. As a result, Germany will remain dependent on expensive, unreliable imports of oil and fossil gas for longer.

In this blog post, we examine how Article 6 is being implemented and outline key risks that could undermine climate ambition – unless safeguards are strengthened and clear limits are placed on the role of offsets (Article 6 credits) in meeting climate targets.

Despite its limitations, the current scope 3 emissions framework provides valuable insight into the climate footprint associated with a company’s core business decisions. Initiatives such as Carbon Measures risk becoming another industry-led distraction from the urgent need to reduce emissions and transform emissions-intensive business models. Rather than becoming entangled in increasingly complex accounting debates, climate policy and standards should prioritise transition targets – indicators that reflect and drive real-world transitions required for decarbonisation.

This webinar provided an overview and assessment of the latest round of NDCs with a focus on countries’ 2035 climate targets.

This website provides a step-by-step guidance to help small businesses and organisations measure and reduce their emissions and implement climate contributions.

During the webinar, the new Article 6 Observatory was launched, followed by a panel discussion on the value, expectations and potenital impact of the Obsevatory.

Today marks the launch of the Article 6 Observatory, a new independent platform designed to support transparency, accountability and informed engagement in the operationalisation of Article 6 of the Paris Agreement. With cooperative approaches under Article 6.2 advancing and the Article 6.4 Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism nearing implementation, the Article 6 Observatory aims to be a timely, trusted resource for stakeholders navigating these developments. The observatory’s work includes: Article 6.2: tracking the development of cooperative approaches and associated international trade in...

This blog addresses the challenging and fast-changing environment the climate community has to navigate in 2026 and shares five reflections on how to continue creating impact.

This blog post revisits what the Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C temperature limit implies for fossil gas infrastructure and the role of federal export credit guarantees.

In this blog, climate disinformation is highlighted as a growing geopolitical and security risk. It highlights why the EU has both a strategic interest and an opportunity to strengthen its global response to this challenge.

This commentary focuses on how the first-ever EU–South Africa Clean Trade and Investment Partnership (CTIP) could help shape a more globally interconnected Clean Industrial Deal if implemented well.