This first annual publication identifies the gap between the current levels of investment in low-emission, climate resilient urban infrastructure and the volumes required to ensure the world is on track to keep global temperature rise below two degrees.
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Source: Cities Climate Finance Leadership Alliance
Date: December 2015
This publication examines the sectors, technologies and policy measures that will be central in the transition to a low-carbon energy system.
Source: International Energy Agency
Date: November 2016
This working paper undertakes econometric analysis to assess the impacts of climate mitigation policies and the quality of the investment environment on investment and innovation in renewable power in OECD and G20 countries.
Source: OECD Publishing
Date: May 2017
This report articulates nine mechanisms by which the smart grid can reduce energy use and carbon impacts associated with electricity generation and delivery in the United States.
Source: United States Department of Energy, United States Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Date: January 2010
This webinar discusses why natural gas vehicles are a good fit for municipal fleets, how companies assess profitability when deciding to invest in a new technology, and how fleets can use the compressed natural gas (CNG) Vehicle and Infrastructure Cash-Flow Evaluation (VICE) model to evaluate th
Source: United States Department of Energy
Date: July 2010
This report discusses the importance of developing a "portfolio approach" as a workable solution for carbon-dependent and restrained countries.
Source: The Carbon Sequestration Leadership Forum
Date: September 2011
This report discusses the value of carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies for developing countries and identifies financial approaches for CCS demonstration. It also addresses a major barrier of CCS development: high-capital cost and energy penalties.
Source: Asian Development Bank; Global CCS Institute
Date: April 2011
This Web-based tool allows users to identify policies that have had the most (and least) impact on improving the bottom line economics of wind turbines that provide power for on-site use in the United States.
Source: United States Department of Energy, eFormative Options, North Carolina Solar Center, United States National Renewable Energy Laboratory, United States Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
This report aims to define the current methods of providing net metering in restructured states and to set the stage for further discussion that may later inform best practices around net metering in retail choice markets.
Source: Interstate Renewable Energy Council
Date: December 2010
This report aims to provide insight to policymakers, building owners, and other market actors regarding the ways in which new and innovative business models and policy measures can stimulate the deployment of renewable energy technologies and energy efficiency measures in the built environment.
Source: International Energy Agency, Energy Research Centre of the Netherlands
Date: November 2011