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Report
Net Zero: the UK’s contribution to stopping global warming
In this report, the Committee on Climate Change recommends a new emissions target for the UK: net-zero greenhouse gases by 2050.
Fact sheet
Australia’s power supply: brown and polluting
Key Facts: Electricity emissions contribute a third of Australia’s total greenhouse gas emissions. The Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C limit requires that coal fired electricity be phased out by around 2030 in developed countries including Australia. Coal accounts for 62% of electricity generation in Australia, helping make it one of the most polluting electricity grids in the...
Report
The future of UK carbon pricing
This consultation report includes questions relevant to a linked or standalone UK emissions trading system or a tax on carbon.
Briefing paper
Why renewables are the solution for Australia: the low-cost source of new electricity generation
This briefing note highlights recent technological advances that have made renewables one of the country’s fastest growing industries, and Australia a world leader in battery storage.
Report
The coal cost crossover: economic viability of existing coal compared to new local wind and solar resources
America has entered the “coal cost crossover” where existing coal is more expensive than cleaner alternatives. This report shows that today, local wind and solar could replace 74 percent of the U.S. coal fleet at an immediate savings to customers. By 2025, this number grows to 86 percent of the coal fleet.