Resource Type
Reports & Papers
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Policy Brief: Will a Stronger Cedi Relieve Electricity Cost Burdens for Ghanaians?
The resilience of the cedi provides Ghana with an unusual window of opportunity to realign electricity prices.
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UK Regulatory Roadmap: Blueprint for Emissions Reductions in the Energy Sector
To be a credible leader internationally, the UK must demonstrate further progress to reduce methane emissions domestically.
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Accelerating the Deployment of Clean Power Technologies to Reliably Decarbonise Europe through Enhanced Planning and Contracting Mechanisms
The European power sector is facing new challenges as it now enters a deep decarbonisation phase. Europe’s climate and energy strategy places electricity at its heart to achieve decarbonisation and security of supply while ensuring economic growth. This requires the massive deployment of renewable energy sources such as wind and…
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Unlocking California’s Geothermal Potential: A Strategic Opportunity for Clean, Firm Power
Next-generation geothermal energy is well-positioned to play an important role in California’s clean energy mix.
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A Fair Share for Clean Energy: Key Principles, Justification, and a Call to Action
We present a set of principles to guide a fair share energy policy, informed by reviews of existing policies and the lessons learned from their implementation.
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A Fusion Engine for Growth: A European Industrial Strategy for Fusion Energy
Europe has the scientific expertise and infrastructure to lead in fusion energy. What is needed now is political commitment.
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Beyond LCOE: A Systems-Oriented Perspective for Evaluating Electricity Decarbonization Pathways
Levelized Cost of Electricity (LCOE) is a widely used standardized metric to assess electricity generation project costs per expected generation output. Often used to compare technology costs, LCOE has become a ubiquitous metric used in electricity industry literature, cost forecasts, project business cases, and policy making. The LCOE metric is…
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Policy Brief: How Tariffs are Undermining U.S. Energy and Economic Security
The wide-ranging tariffs that the Trump administration has sought to impose will make U.S. energy more expensive and disrupt energy security.
