DEVELOPING IDEAS, IMPLEMENTING ACTION

NewClimate Institute for Climate Policy and Global Sustainability generates ideas on climate change and drives their implementation. We raise ambition for action against climate change and support sustainable development through research, policy design and knowledge sharing.

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NewClimate Institute at London Climate Action Week 2026

From June 20-28, our team will be in London for London Climate Action Week, contributing to discussions and sharing insights on topics ranging from corporate climate accountability, just energy transition to electrification, climate governance, international cooperation.

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Publication

Climate Action Tracker briefing: government responses to the US-Israel war on Iran

This briefing assesses government responses to the energy crisis triggered by the US–Israel war on Iran. The analysis finds that most governments’ responses remain poorly aligned with the energy transition, while countries that have accelerated clean energy deployment are proving less vulnerable to...

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Market instruments explained (4/5): Why transition indicators should play a central role in a multi-statement GHG framework

In this fourth post of the five-part series, ‘Market instruments explained’, we explain why transition indicators should play a central role in a multi-statement GHG framework

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Market instruments explained (3/5): Matching book-and-claim rules to real-world impact

In the third post of the five-part series, ‘Market instruments explained’, we analyse the potential of book-and-claim as a market instrument to reduce emissions.

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Energy transition

Carbon markets

Sustainable development and just transition

Sustainable finance

Mitigation targets, policies and actions

Governance and diplomacy

Agriculture and food systems

Corporate climate responsibility

Funding

NewClimate Institute is an independent non-profit organisation. We are financed only through individual projects and do not receive base funding. Project funders include government institutions from for example Germany, Netherlands, Norway, France, international organisations, foundations like the European Climate Foundation, ClimateWorks Foundation and IKEA Foundation, as well as non-governmental organisations and business associations. The five co-founders are the formal shareholders, but they have distributed the responsibilities for governing the organisation among the whole team of employees.

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