IISD’s Best of 2025: Publications
As 2025 draws to a close, we’re revisiting our most downloaded publications of the year.
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New year, new carbon tax to address Europe pollution
At the start of the new year, the world's first carbon tariff will take effect. The EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism will charge fees on certain imported products—and those fees will be based on the emissions tied to the manufacturing of those products. IISD Senior Associate Aaron Cosbey talks about how the tariff is supposed to work, and what other countries will be watching.
The Energy Tab
Energy subsidies in South Africa, 2025.
Government Support
IISD supports Indonesia in aligning public financial flows with its net-zero objectives by reforming fossil fuel subsidies, establishing effective support for clean energy, and diversifying investments by state-owned enterprises.
Carbon Pricing
IISD’s carbon pricing work in Southeast Asia centres on priorities of domestic carbon pricing design and implementation, complementary policies and tools, and international trade, including complying with border carbon adjustments.
Sustainable Transport
In partnership with governments, local authorities, and civil society in Indonesia and the Philippines, IISD works to design and advance strategies, policies, and programs that accelerate the shift to electric transport.
Carbon Market Insights
Carbon Market Insights is a bi-yearly publication tracking carbon pricing developments across Southeast Asia, combining global and regional analysis with concise country updates from Indonesia, the Philippines, and Viet Nam to support informed policy decisions.
Geographies
IISD’s Energy Transition in Southeast Asia researchers work in three countries to provide tailored guidance that addresses national circumstances while applying international experiences.
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Our work in Southeast Asia is guided by our projects Emissions Ambition for Sustainable Economies (EASE) and Energy is Key to a Climate Stable Future (EnerKey).
Energy Transition in Southeast Asia
Independent research and analysis on sustainable transport, carbon pricing, and government support in Indonesia, the Philippines, and Viet Nam.