In this project, Ecologic Institute undertook an inventory of climate policies, emissions pathways and complementary measures in the G7 countries. This is intended to help identify gaps in the existing policy landscape of global decarbonisation efforts. Based on the findings, possible improvements were proposed. The project report is available for download.
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German Environment Agency (UBA), Germany - Partner
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World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), Germany Ecologic Institute, Germany - Team
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Dr. Michael Jakob
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Germany took over the G7 Presidency from the United Kingdom at the start of 2022. Climate stands on top of the G7's agenda as global greenhouse gas emissions continue to grow and delivering progress on the Paris Agreement becomes more urgent. The G7, as some of the... Read more
Towards More Climate Action at the G7
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Transforming and decarbonising industry is essential for reaching climate-neutrality and the goals of the Paris Agreement. A significant part of industrial assets require reinvestment in this decade, while new low-carbon infrastructure needs to be built. All these... Read more
Martini, Leon, Benjamin Görlach, Camilla Bausch 2022: Accelerating the Global Transformation of Industry at the G7. Ecologic Institute, Berlin.
The German government has put the formation of an 'ambitious, bold, and cooperative' climate club on top of its G7 Presidency agenda. But what is a climate club? And what type of climate club should the German G7 Presidency push toward? This policy brief provides some... Read more
Martini, Leon and Benjamin Görlach, 2022: What Role for a Climate Club under the German G7 Presidency. Ecologic Institute, Berlin.