Beyond Debt Rules: Designing flexible fiscal frameworks for debt sustainability
Watch our webinar where debt experts and elected policymakers discuss how countries can build fiscal frameworks for debt sustainability.
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The Use of Green Tax Incentives for Renewable Energy Deployment in Emerging and Developing Countries
This report examines how 35 countries use green tax incentives to attract clean energy investment and align policies with environmental goals.
IEA says some oil and gas projects must shut early to meet 1.5C limit
The world is set to pump far more oil and gas than it would use if it is to meet the 1.5C warming limit endorsed by governments in the Paris Agreement, according to a new analysis.
Canada Set to Provide CAD 3.93 Billion in LNG Support by The End of 2030
The governments of Canada and British Columbia are set to provide more than CAD 3.93 billion in support to the liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry by the end of 2030, according to a new study by the International Institute for Sustainable Development.
Oil majors sue Dutch government over closure of major gas field
Shell and Exxon Mobil are suing the Dutch government over the closure of a major gas field in Groningen, and over payouts to residents for damages tied to extraction. The suit is possible under a complicated international framework known as Investor-State Dispute Settlements. IISD policy expert Lukas Schaugg speaks about how these disputes work and their increasing use in attempts to delay and dissuade climate litigation.
Green Industrial Policy Round Table 3: Industrial Policies and the Global Trade Framework
This event focused on the international dimensions of industrial policy, with a special emphasis WTO-related issues.
Launching a Loss
New research reveals the combined public financial support for liquefied natural gas projects by the governments of British Columbia and Canada will amount to CAD 3.93 billion by 2030.
Social Equity
With our partners, IISD supports just and equitable transitions to sustainability, amplifies underrepresented voices in decision making, and ensures Indigenous knowledge systems inform solutions.
Rethinking approaches to industrial policy for a net-zero future
Green industrial policy—government efforts to boost low-carbon, environmentally sustainable production and technologies—is now at the heart of major debates on development, trade, and climate.