A global transition towards a cleaner, low-carbon economy implies that global demand for some products – such as fossil fuels and the power plants and combustion engines which burn them – will fall, w...

Esin Serin and Pia Andres discuss how policymakers can allocate support across the UK economy to maximise green growth opportunities and the UK’s sectoral and technological strengths.

Should the EU protect European firms by restricting imports of solar technology from China? Drawing on new research, Pia Andres finds that Chinese competition has resulted in many European firms go…

Low cost solar energy is key to enabling the transition away from fossil fuels. Despite this, the European Union followed the United States’ example in imposing anti-dumping tariffs on solar panel imp...

Ever since the European Union created its market-based carbon policy, governments and businesses have been keen to assess its impact. Jonathan Colmer, Ralf Martin, Mirabelle Muûls and Ulrich Wagner explain why analysing the effectiveness of such policies can be complex - and why hard proof that carbon markets can achieve what they set out to do is scarce.