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📢 Internship opportunity at NewClimate Institute! Looking to gain hands-on experience in climate policy and research? Join our team and support work on climate disinformation, renewable energy, green industrialisation and more. Apply 👉 newclimate.org/about-us/wor... #ClimateJobs #Internship
Germany slips further off track on climate goals amid repeated heatwaves: @climateactiontracker.org still rates Germany as “Insufficient”, due to more support for fossil gas, slow transport & buildings decarbonisation and growing reliance on carbon credits. 🔗 climateactiontracker.org/countries/ge...
What does electrification in line with climate goals look like at the national level?⚡ Together with @climateanalytics.org, we're developing country #electrification benchmarks to translate targets into actionable pathways across economies, sectors & technologies. 👉 newclimate.org/what-we-do/p...
Europe is experiencing the escalating impacts of climate change, but its climate ambition is slipping. @climateactiontracker.org still rates the EU as "Insufficient". Policy rollbacks are widening the gap between targets and what is needed to achieve them. 🔗 climateactiontracker.org/countries/eu/
Are climate initiatives delivering real impact? 🌍 Our new fact sheets assess major initiatives on methane, EVs, coal, forests and buildings. The verdict: initiatives can raise ambition but progress often falls short of targets. Read the fact sheets 🔗 newclimate.org/resources/pu...
China’s emissions may have peaked in 2025, driven by rapid renewable growth. But with 291 GW of coal capacity still planned, @climateactiontracker.org still rates China as “highly insufficient.” 👉 climateactiontracker.org/countries/ch...
💫 Last week, our team gathered in Hannover for our annual retreat. We reflected on a year of challenges and achievements, exchanged ideas on the road ahead and left energised for another year of raising ambition for climate action 🌍 #ClimateAction
Europe’s climate transition is advancing, but not fast enough. Nearly 1 in 4 indicators is now on track, yet no transition area is moving at the pace needed. The takeaway: climate action and resilience must go hand in hand. Read @ecno-climate.bsky.social's report 👉 newclimate.org/resources/pu...
⚖️ The debate over market-based instruments in corporate climate accounting tends to get stuck at "yes or no”." We argue it is about “how and why”. Read our new report: newclimate.org/resources/pu...
Yesterday, the new global campaign #ElectrifyNow was launched during #LCAW2026. As a campaign partner, we’re helping to turn global electrification goals into action through our new project on country-level electrification benchmarks. 🔗Learn more about #ElectrifyNow: www.electrifynow.world
⏰ Deadline approaching! You can still apply for these two positions at NewClimate Institute until 21 June: ➡️ Corporate accountability expert ➡️ Climate policy expert Join us and contribute to impactful climate analysis & accountability. 👉 newclimate.org/about-us/wor...
In our new @climateactiontracker.org briefing, we assess how countries are responding to the energy crisis. Countries expanding renewables & electrification are proving more resilient to energy shocks. Yet many governments still rely on measures that entrench fossil fuel dependence. 🔗 bit.ly/4vBywCX
Join our side event on turning global ambition into fair national pathways at the UNFCCC Bonn Climate Change Conference. 📅 08 June | 16:30 📍 Bonn More details: bit.ly/4uSGec7 Co-hosted by: @iiasa.ac.at and COPPE/UFRJ #ClimateAction #JustTransition #BonnSessions
Skills shortages could become a major barrier to the energy transition. At #GlobalSolutionsSummit2026, our expert Frauke Röser highlighted why preparing the workforce for the energy transition requires early investment in education, training and social protection. 🔗 Read our report: bit.ly/4fXry6J
We’re #hiring! 📢 Explore our open positions and join our team: ➡️ Senior content lead – EU climate policy & transition strategies ➡️ Climate policy expert ➡️ Corporate accountability expert ➡️ Intern – climate policy & data analysis Apply here: newclimate.org/about-us/wor...
🤝 Shaping Indo‑German cooperation on green industrialisation: our experts hosted a Delhi workshop with partners to explore green steel, industrial heat electrification & critical minerals – sharing insights to support sustainable industry transitions. #GreenIndustrialisation
🤝 Tackling climate change requires strong stakeholder dialogue. Our experts facilitated a session at the #IKInetworking event in Berlin on corporate responsibility & supply chain decarbonisation – sharing insights with partners from Türkiye & Germany. #CorporateClimateAction
How are countries turning climate commitments into action? Our Climate Policy Database just got an update: We now cover over 6,700 climate-related policies worldwide, spanning from agriculture to transport. Explore it 👉 climatepolicydatabase.org #ClimateAction #Sustainability #ClimatePolicy
In ASEAN, #electricity planning should be measured by whether it delivers reliable & affordable electricity where it is needed. Our new report argues for sufficiency-based planning, stronger protection for essential services & tariff reform. Read more 👉 bit.ly/4vY3LZS #CASE #EnergyTransition
🌍 Field visit to the Philippines: In late April, a CASE project team visited Romblon. They collected insights for a guidebook to support small off‑grid utilities in meeting renewable energy requirements. More on the project 👉 lnkd.in/dsWnKCuT #RenewableEnergy #hydropower #solar
For a #TAFF roadmap, our expert explains why a coalition of first-mover countries may be the most effective way to turn fossil fuel phase-out pledges into action, supported by a forum to coordinate efforts. 🔗 Read the full interview: bit.ly/4tzgnoL
📣 A new discussion paper explores pathways for a roadmap for Transition Away from Fossil Fuels. In today’s political climate, a “Coalition Roadmap” of willing countries could be the most effective and feasible path. 🔗 Read the discussion paper: bit.ly/4corcUB
📢 Our team in South Korea for UN Climate Week & GX International Week They will share insights on what CBAM means for competitiveness of Korea’s industries at events in Yeosu (April 21) and Seoul (April 23). Get in touch if you are on the ground! 🔗 Learn more about the project: bit.ly/4tRYt0o
Progress on the draft #SBTi Automotive Net‑Zero Standard – but clearer, stronger transition targets are needed. Read the full input to SBTi's public consultation 👉 bit.ly/4dp7LvY
Yesterday, @ecno-climate.bsky.social released the Clean Industrial Transition Monitor, assessing progress on the EU’s Clean Industrial Deal. The analysis shows momentum – but risks remain in demand, infrastructure, finance & raw materials. 🔗 bit.ly/4v8ENqD #CleanIndustrialDeal #IndustrialTransition
Germany’s emissions projections show an energy transition slowdown & its climate target slipping further out of reach. With the Climate Action Plan due next week, the government now faces a key moment to course-correct. @climateactiontracker.org's reaction🔗 climateactiontracker.org/press/reacti...
Last week, we presented the Climate Crisis Index with @Milieudefensie to company representatives in Amsterdam. Real leadership means pairing measures with targets beyond 2030 - and strong government action to regulate laggards and help frontrunners. Our report: bit.ly/4qPpD6d
Our case study in @leadthecharge.bsky.social's 2026 Leaderboard Report examines why emissions targets alone won’t drive 1.5°C-aligned transformation in #automotive. We highlight transition targets to track real shifts: #EV sales, near-zero steel & aluminium, low-carbon batteries. 🔗 bit.ly/4ugAUiV
The EU announced it will allow #Article6 to cover up to 5% of its 1990 net emissions toward its 2040 climate target. We take a closer look at what this means ⬇️ EU: using credits could increase emissions by up to 50% in 2040 Germany: emissions up by 42% in 2040 🔗 Read it (in German): bit.ly/4si4geP
Our report assesses the climate strategies of 28 leading Dutch companies. We find that many are investing in new tech to cut emissions. However, real progress also demands strong action on renewables, electrification and moving away from carbon‑intensive business models. Full report: bit.ly/4qPpD6d