An MCC article for the journal Nature Energy highlights the key role of the coal industry in the creation of prosperity. It outlines an alternative development path.
Whether we can drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions depends also on the quality of the democratic discourse. An MCC study is getting to the bottom of this connection.
A new study quantifies the potential and costs of the ten most important applications, e.g. in industry, construction, and agriculture.
The expert network “Climate Change AI” releases an analysis of potential applications, and prepares for drawing entrepreneurs and investors from across the world.
Study based on World Input-Output Database: Western countries would be strengthened, Eastern Europe and Asia weakened; introduction would require complementary measures.
A new study highlights the need for action on the part of the new EU Commission and explains why the recent reforms are not sufficient.
MCC study consolidates findings from scientific climate scenarios. Various methods for atmospheric carbon removal are necessary – but no substitute for decarbonisation.
Analysis of the aspects carbon pricing, social balance, Europe and monitoring – based on the expertise presented in July in the Climate Cabinet.
In cooperation with the institute’s research working groups, the new Policy Analysis Unit provides analyses and stimuli for public discourse, focusing on what decision-makers want and need to know.
MCC study analyses the historical balancing of interests in EU emissions trading, providing hints for strategies enabling a future inclusion of traffic and heating sectors.
