In an era characterised by political instability, economic uncertainty and mounting
environmental pressures, hydrogen fuel is being positioned as a critical piece of the global …

The purpose of the study is to examine the dynamics of carbon emissions inequality and its
effect on energy justice, whether carbon footprints have increased or decreased across …

Tens of millions of households across Europe struggle to afford adequate electricity and
heating services and reliable transportation, while recent high fuel prices could lead to an …

The rapid and deep decarbonization of global industry is key to reaching climate policy
targets, yet it remains an incredibly difficult challenge. We propose six bold steps for …

An effective and just industrial transition is necessary both to mitigate climate change and
protect jobs, and as a precursor to enable other sectors to decarbonise. Activity is at an early …

Inclusive innovation addresses the challenges and aspirations of poor and marginalised
groups in society. Attention towards these groups is also important for social justice in …

Reducing industrial emissions to achieve net-zero targets by the middle of the century will
require profound and sustained changes to how energy intensive industries operate …

Meeting the goals set out in the Paris Agreement will require rapid and deep reductions of
greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) across all sectors of the global economy. Like all major …

The IPCC's6th Assessment Report of Working Group I projects the view that world will
exceed the Paris Goal to limit global warming to 1.5° C over the pre-industrial levels by as …

Key to the necessary decarbonization of energy systems is the large-scale expansion of
renewable energy sources and their integration into the electricity system. This integration is …