States in the Driver’s Seat
The report examines the subnational policy landscape for electric vehicle and battery manufacturing across 14 major automotive states in India.
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Leveraging Copper for Economic Transformation
The report outlines key opportunities for Zambia to grow its copper processing and manufacturing industries and provides recommendations on how to seize those opportunities.
World’s Top Fossil Fuel Importers Spent USD 314 Billion Subsidizing Fossil Fuels in 2024
By prioritizing fossil fuels over clean energy by a margin of 2.5 to 1, the world’s largest economies are subsidizing their own vulnerability to geopolitical crises by choosing to lock in high-risk, volatile energy systems instead of investing in lasting stability.
Understanding Investor–State Dispute Settlement in the Mining Sector
This brief introduces investor–state dispute settlement (ISDS) for mining policy-makers and shows how understanding it helps governments design clearer rules, manage permits and contracts, prevent costly disputes, and protect policy spaces while maintaining a predictable investment climate.
Reducing Single-Use Foodware
Around 74% of Winnipeg restaurant-goers want their local eateries to do more about waste. This is all according to a new survey conducted by IISD Experimental Lakes Area.
The Anatomy of a Credible Fossil Fuel Transition Roadmap
What does a credible roadmap for the transition away from fossil fuels actually require? Ahead of the First Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels researchers identify nine key elements.
Why tax expenditure reporting is a missing link in financing for development
One year after FfD4, the Coalition on Tax Expenditure Reform calls on G7 and G20 to set minimum standards for the USD 4 trillion governments forgo annually through tax expenditures.
International Public Finance Explained
Public finance institutions play an outsized role in shaping the energy system by providing government-backed, low-risk finance. This analysis explains how much international public finance is provided by G20 countries and how it has shifted over time.
Capital Expenditures From State-Owned Enterprises Explained
G20 energy state-owned enterprises are major players in the energy sector. Explore what these national companies are, where their capital expenditure flows, and how this impacts the energy landscape.
G20 Government Financial Support for Renewable Energy Explained
G20 government financial support can reduce barriers to building and integrating renewable energy projects. In this analysis, experts explain what financial support for renewables includes, where funds go, and how this has changed over time.