Energy
We work side-by-side with local partners for less costly, more equitable energy systems. Aware of international policy developments, we identify wasteful practices, encourage new thinking, engage civil society, and support policy reform.
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Re-Energizing Canada
Oil and gas have shaped Canada’s past—but to ensure a prosperous future, the country must reduce its dependence on fossil fuel production. Find out why and how.
Energy Policy Tracker
Tracking realtime data on public finance for energy around the world.
Fossil Fuel Subsidy Tracker
Explore the latest global fossil fuel subsidy estimates from all major sources in one interactive database.
Research
Shifting Public Financial Flows From Fossil Fuels to Clean Energy Under the Paris Agreement
This report assesses global progress made on aligning public financial flows —such as subsidies and other forms of government support —with the need to reduce emissions within a pathway for a safe climate.
Proposals for the Canadian Just Transition Act
This report makes specific recommendations for Canada's forthcoming just transition legislation, drawing on best practices from jurisdictions around the world.
Mapping India's Energy Policy 2022 (Update)
This study gathers and analyzes data on Indian government support for fossil fuels and clean energy for fiscal years 2014–2022.
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Articles
Paris-aligned or Paris-misaligned? Fossil fuel financing under the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development's Paris alignment methodology
With the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development revising its Energy Sector Strategy this year, the EBRD faces a key opportunity to tighten its restrictions on fossil fuel financing to align with international best practice.
Just Energy Transition Partnerships: An opportunity to leapfrog from coal to clean energy
One year on from the announcement of the first "Just Energy Transition Partnership" (JETP) at the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP 26) in Glasgow, what have we learned and where are these innovative funding models headed?
Could the Energy Crunch in Bangladesh Have Been Avoided?
As the Bangladesh government implements the highest increase in fuel prices in 20 years and rations power supplies, we ask our energy experts Tara Laan and Shruti Sharma if the crisis could have been avoided and how the energy system can be reformed.
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Experts
Ivetta Gerasimchuk
Director, Sustainable Energy
Philip Gass
Lead, Transitions
Christopher Beaton
Lead, Sustainable Energy Consumption
Richard Bridle
Senior Policy Advisor
Vanessa Corkal
Senior Policy Advisor, Canada Energy Transitions
Anna Geddes
Associate
Tara Laan
Senior Associate
Shruti Sharma
Senior Policy Advisor
Anissa Suharsono
Associate
Andrea Bassi
Senior Associate
Aaron Cosbey
Senior Associate
Angela Carter
Specialist, Energy Transitions
Laura Cameron
Policy Analyst
Olivier Bois von Kursk
Policy Analyst
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