Justice must be at the heart of the global energy transition – but what does that really mean?
Lower-income countries face the greatest climate threats AND the highest rates of energy poverty.
To be truly just, the global energy transition has to mean more energy — not less.
The Hub shares perspectives and analysis from around the world on what ‘justice’ in the energy transition means — and how we can shift the policy focus to a positive long-term agenda for energy equity that gives emerging and frontier economies the agency, flexibility, and tools they need.
Advancing inclusive and equitable energy transitions is one of this century’s most vital global challenges.
Advancing inclusive and equitable energy transitions is one of this century’s most vital global challenges, and one in…
Climate policy is complicated. The latest authoritative IPCC assessment is 3000+ pages long and much of it is…
To make meaningful global climate progress, lower-income countries need just energy transitions. Supporting these will take changes in…
