- Briefing: Why emissions matter to China - and China's emissions matter to the world
- Blog: 100 days to COP26 - five issues to watch out for
- Blog: Skills - no longer net zero’s Cinderella issue?
Although low historically & per-capita, at a quarter of global emissions, China could lead on closing the G20 emissions gap ahead of COP26.
As we pass 100 days to the UN climate summit in Glasgow, five important steps to watch out for
Energy Institute President Steve Holliday welcomes a fresh focus on the net zero skills issue.
Road to Glasgow
The most important UN climate summit since Paris. Read more
UN summit newsletter
Briefings Essential facts on key issues
Carbon Capture, Usage and Storage (CCUS): what, why, how?
CCUS is tipped to be a major technology in 2050. What is it, why is it needed and how does it work?
In the news
What does the G7 2021 Summit mean for climate finance?
ECIU COP26 lead Gareth Redmond-King speaks to Times Radio ahead of the UK-hosted G7 Summit in Cornwall
Why fearmongering on low carbon heat is mainly hot air
Our homes are now front and centre of the net zero debate, writes Dr Jonathan Marshall
Blog
100 days to COP26: five issues to watch out for
As of 23rd July, there are only 100 days to the UN climate summit in Glasgow. Five important steps to watch out for in those 100 days.
Australia - missing in action as nations step up for COP26
Australia - wealthy G20 member with higher per-capita emissions than the US, and higher emissions than the UK, despite a population half the size. So why haven't they committed to net-zero yet?