Alternatives to a Privately Owned Future for Renewable Energy in South Africa
In this webinar, we will seek to inform debate on the need for publicly and community-owned renewable energy development in South Africa.
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Municipal Electricity Generation a Step in the Right Direction
In a new report, researchers look at how different business models might increase the share of renewable energy in South Africa’s electricity sector.
Eskom Is the Key to Changing South Africa’s Energy Mix
A new study suggests that Eskom holds the key to fundamentally transforming the country’s electricity sector.
Power by All: Alternatives to a privately owned future for renewable energy in South Africa
This report explores new models for renewable energy development that create a greater role for public and community ownership in South Africa.
Building greener: Canada’s green recovery path
There is hope for a green future, but drastic changes need to be made by the government and large corporations.
How wave power could create a virtuous circle by coming ashore to help EU hydrogen plans
Sustainability legislation heading for the European parliament poses a problem for hydrogen manufacturers.
Global Digital Tax Reforms and Mining: The issue of timing differences
This report looks at how the OECD-led global digital tax reforms, specifically timing differences, could affect mining countries.
Supporting Investors and Agribusinesses to Invest Responsibly in Food and Agriculture
Evidence and tools to help investors and agribusinesses apply principles for responsible investment in agriculture and food systems.
Caribbean civil society, gov’ts commit to improving climate finance delivery
Caribbean civil society can play a key role in delivering climate finance and building local resilience, and there needs to be greater investment to support this role alongside governments and the private sector.
Seven Ways to Win the Global Race to Net-Zero
Fuelled first by climate science and growing public concern, the global race to net-zero is now accelerating, sped along by the scale of economic opportunity and business risk.