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Holger Dalkmann, who leads CCG’s work on Sustainable Transport, shares his reflections on COP29 and looks forward to next year in Brazil. I attended COP (supported by CCG which is … Continued
On 18 November, CCG Director Prof Mark Howells was a panellist at the Blue Zone event: “Water for Climate Mitigation” which explored the UN-Water analytical brief on this topic. Mark’s … Continued
We talk to Cynthia Omondi who attended the OnSSET track at the EMP-G in Trieste recently, as a very active participant in the debates there. She shares her views on … Continued
On 23 October CCG held a webinar called ‘Women in Energy Modelling’ as part of the Energy Modelling Community (EMC) activities. It was attended by 48 participants. The panel consisted … Continued
My name is Nathan Awuapila. I work for the Energy Commission of Nigeria which is an agency of the government that is statutorily responsible for strategic planning and coordination of … Continued
Dr Karla Cervantes Barrón is a Senior Research Associate with the Resource Efficiency Collective at the University of Cambridge. Karla was born in Mexico City and studied Chemical Engineering at … Continued
Clement Sichimwa is a lecturer and researcher, with an MSc in Environmental Ecology. His research interests include Tourism, Gender, and Climate Change. Nearing completion of his PhD in Tourism Management … Continued
A new research paper by Daniel Mutia Mwendwa, Alycia Leonard and Stephanie Hirmer is the start of a project that could see significant increases in crop yields by using water more efficiently across Kenya … Continued
Alex Money is the leader of CCG’s Investment Pipeline team, using his professional experience in investment management and enterprise sustainability to address one of the biggest issues in climate change … Continued
The International Energy Agency (IEA) and CCG are delighted to announce the signature of a Statement of Collaboration to further deepen cooperation on capacity-building and tool development for energy planning and energy finance. Our partnership is based on … Continued
“To scale down dirty and to scale up clean”. Sam Fankhauser – Professor of Climate Economics and Policy at Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment – University of Oxford … Continued
Professor Winnie V. Mitullah is a Research Professor of Development Studies at the Institute for Development Studies (IDS), University of Nairobi. She is also UNESCO UNITWIN Chair. She is a … Continued
