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​​This discussion paper outlines illustrative options for how the TAFF Roadmap could be shaped at the level of international coordination and what each option could achieve.​

A new report that examines why and how electricity planning in Southeast Asia should move beyond GDP-centred growth towards sufficiency, affordability and well-being.

This discussion paper maps existing assessment frameworks to track progress toward Article 2.1(c), identifying key trends, gaps and lessons learned.

NewClimate feeds its latest insights and recommendations into the second public consultation on the SBTi Automotive Net-Zero Standard draft.

While the analysis shows that progress on Europe’s industrial transition is underway, significant structural challenges remain, including weak demand for clean products, slow infrastructure rollout, limited financing, and import dependencies on critical raw materials.

Drawing on insights from the Corporate Climate Responsibility Monitor 2025, this case study explains why GHG emissions reduction targets alone are insufficient for automakers to drive real change and demonstrates how transition targets can better steer decarbonisation across the value chain.

This policy brief highlights risks related to the use of Article 6 to reach the EU’s 2040 climate target and what it would mean for the EU and Germany in terms of economic efficiency, feasibility and costs.

This report provides an updated analysis of the climate strategies of 28 companies operating in the Netherlands.

With this input, NewClimate feeds its latest insights and recommendations into the second public consultation on the SBTi Corporate Net Zero Standard v2.0 draft.

This briefing highlights key global trends in climate mis- and disinformation and assesses some current responses to identify gaps and opportunities for EU action.

As the next five years are decisive for Grenada's climate-resilient future, this roadmap outlines targeted mitigation actions for the Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning (RAC) sector, assigns clear responsibilities to key stakeholder groups, and identifies potential sources of financing to support their implementation.

This technical paper, developed for the G20 Environment and Climate Sustainability Working Group, makes the case for an integrated approach to climate mitigation and socioeconomic development.

This analysis shows that tripling renewables, doubling energy efficiency and cutting methane by 2030 and beyond would cut warming rate by a third in ten years, and halve it by 2040.

Each year, the Climate Change Performance Index (CCPI), co-published by Germanwatch, NewClimate Institute and CAN International, assesses the progress made by the largest emitters. The CCPI 2026 paints the same ambivalent picture seen in recent editions.

Ten years after the Paris Agreement, Climate Action Tracker’s warming projections show little to no measurable progress for the fourth consecutive year.