A case for critical minerals to achieve net zero
With net zero in focus, renewable sources of energy, battery and pumped storage and electric mobility in the transport sector has a major role in India’s energy transition.
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Cleaning up the coffee value chain
Coffee is one of the most consumed beverages on the planet, and its popularity is only growing. According to the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD), coffee’s global market value hit a whopping $102 billion in 2020, and sales have kept climbing ever since. Analysts project a 4.3% compound annual growth rate between 2021 and 2026.
NBI Deep Dive: Valuing Forest Restoration in Indonesia, a Case Study of the Brantas River
In this final session on water in our NBI Deep Dive series, we demonstrate the benefits of forest restoration through a case study on the Brantas River basin in Indonesia.
Länders avhopp från omstritt energiavtal sätter press på Sverige (in Swedish)
Danmark är det senaste EU-landet som drar sig ur Energistadgefördraget, ECT. Avtalet skyddar energiinvesteringar och används för att kräva skadestånd på många miljarder när länder fasar ut olja och kol.
Rebuilding Ukraine: Navigating a Sustainable Recovery and EU Candidacy
At this panel, organized by the International Institute for Sustainable Development and Rise Ukraine Coalition, attendees will hear insights from both Ukrainian and international experts as they discuss how to achieve a sustainable, resilient and equitable recovery, whilst also addressing the country’s ongoing challenges.
Small wonder
Decentralised renewables—micro/small grids, biomass-powered applications—will be key to energy transition. As India negotiates just energy transition partnerships this year, it must bring decentralised renewables into the talks.
A Guide for Developing Countries on How to Understand and Adapt to the Global Minimum Tax
This guide provides policy-makers in developing countries with a simple framework to understand how the 15% global minimum corporate tax may affect them and how to adapt domestic tax policy in response.
EU-landenes opgør med sorte investorer kan give grønt bagslag (in Danish)
Danmark og andre EU-lande er ved at aflive en central international aftale om beskyttelse af energiinvestorer. Et uheldigt signal, når EU-landene skal finde milliarder af private investeringer til den grønne omstilling, vurderer chefanalytiker. Et nødvendigt skridt i opgøret med fossile investeringer, siger ekspert i bæredygtighed og international ret.