Energy Innovation and System Transition in India: What Do...
This report outlines power sector reforms developing in China and the increasingly complex landscape of climate and energy policies intended to support carbon neutrality. It then presents two different but complementary energy-economy models of the energy transition and power sector in China: the REPO model developed by 3E at Tsinghua University and the E3ME-FTT:Power model developed by the University of Exeter and Cambridge Econometrics.
Power Sector Futures in China: A Multi-Model Approach to...
This report outlines power sector reforms developing in China and the increasingly complex landscape of climate and energy policies intended to support carbon neutrality. It then presents two different but complementary energy-economy models of the energy transition and power sector in China: the REPO model developed by 3E at Tsinghua University and the E3ME-FTT:Power model developed by the University of Exeter and Cambridge Econometrics.
EEIST Research on Road Transport Decarbonisation Presented at COP28
Summary of EEIST’s COP28 event at the UK Pavilion
On December 11, researchers from the Economics of Energy Innovation and System Transition (EEIST) project presented findings at COP28.
NEW REPORT: Energy Transition in Brazil: Innovation, Opportunities and...
This report provides insights on how unique dimensions of the Brazilian landscape and financial situation give scope for effective action towards low-carbon re-industrialisation.
Sustainable Energy Transition in Brazil: Innovation, Opportunities and Risks
Join us for the final EEIST-Brazil stakeholder meeting. This event will include the launch of the final Brazil report: “Energy transition in Brazil: Innovation, Opportunities and Risks,” and will provide an insightful overview on how new modelling tools can better inform the Brazilian government’s net zero transition strategy and build its leadership role ahead of COP30.
COP28 Event: Unlocking the Potential of Energy Innovation and...
An opportunity to hear how world-leading scientists have successfully collaborated to develop original, cutting-edge modelling solutions to decarbonise the global energy sector at pace, with live case studies from the UK, EU, China and the Global South.
EEIST research in the media spotlight
“Change happens slowly at first – and then faster than we ever thought possible. We’ve seen rapid transformations before in history, from…
Press Release: India can become a world leader in...
New analysis from the University of Exeter-led EEIST project has found that grid-connected green hydrogen and ammonia can help India meet its…
NEW REPORT: Crossing the tipping point – Electric Vehicles...
Press release: Electric vehicles to pass two thirds of...
Global electric vehicle (EV) sales are on track to meet or outpace even the most ambitious net-zero timelines and could account for…
Advancing Net-Zero through Just Energy Transitions: Building a Deeper...
Join top researchers as they unveil new international case studies based on cutting-edge economic methods. Experts will explore the role of green…
Net-zero transition planning for pension funds and other asset...
New policy brief on the hidden disparities on the...
A new EEIST policy brief shows that aggregated economic data masks the benefits and downsides of climate policy.
New EEIST report shows value of new economic models...
EEIST has launched a new report demonstrating the value of new economic modelling to accelerate the low-carbon transition around the globe.
Watch: New economic models of energy innovation and transition
Watch a recording of the launch event of our latest report.
EEIST at COP27: How to replicate the world’s greatest...
Watch a recording of the EEIST COP27 side event on 11 November.
Brazilian launch of latest EEIST report on policymaking principles
Join the Brazilian launch of our latest report on 20 October
EVENT: How to Replicate the World’s Greatest Successes in...
Join us on 22 September at the Global Clean Energy Action Forum to learn more about new principles for policymaking to accelerate the low-carbon transition.
India’s energy sector transition to meet the 2070 net...
In this blog post, Saswata Chaudhury and Vidhu Kapur detail the challenges for India’s energy transition and consider how rethinking approaches to policy making can help to foster synergies between actors to deliver timely policy interventions that can accelerate the net zero transition.
How new economic models can support policymakers in boosting...
Here’s what we learnt from our roundtable at the Bonn Climate Conference on new economic models to boost climate action.
EEIST at the Bonn Climate Change Conference
On Wednesday, 15th June the Economics of Energy Innovation and System Transition (EEIST) project and Climate Strategies will host a roundtable meeting…
Tipping Fossil Fuels out of the Global Economy
Watch a recording of Simon Sharpe’s University of Exeter talk. Background: Simon Sharpe is the Director of Economics, UN Climate Action Champions….
EEIST’s New Report Featured in The Guardian
EEIST’s new report, ‘The New Economics of Innovation and Transition: Evaluating Opportunities and Risks’, has been featured in The Guardian on Tuesday…
EEIST at COP26: Transformative Energy Innovation Dialogues on 4...
Thu, 4 November, 19.30 – 21.00 GMT, UK Pavilion, COP26 Venue Watch the recording of this event at the UK COP26 Presidency…
Roundtable lunch on identifying risks and opportunities in the...
Tue, 9 November 2021, invite-only event Climate change related decision-making involves the potential for structural change in the economy; yet the tools…
EU Communities of Practice Meeting
As part of the EU Energy Week we hosted a workshop for European policymakers, think tanks, NGOs and modellers to discuss the…
EEIST’s ‘Risk-Opportunity Analysis for transformative policy design and appraisal’...
EEIST ROA Paper in Brazilian Jun 21 EEIST Chinese Version of ROA Paper Jun 21 -JR
Strong EEIST Presence at Cimate Exp0 17– 21 May
A number of appearances from the EEIST team are planned at Climate Exp0 which is scheduled to take place between Monday 17th…
New Paper published in January 2021: “Systemic review of...
New Paper published in January 2021: “Systemic review of the outcomes and trade-offs of ten types of decarbonization policy instruments” by Dr…
New Paper Published by Aileen Lam and Jean-Francois Mercure:...
Please find the link here or here Here Aileen summarises the paper: “Using the FTT:Transport model of vehicle technology diffusion and…
Come and listen to Simon Sharpe’s fascinating talk
‘Deciding how to decide, to accelerate low carbon transitions’ via zoom Please click here for the recording of this event Simon Sharpe…