Capture or cut carbon to make steel greener?
Financial Times business school teaching case study
Floods are wreaking havoc around the world. Vienna might have found an answer
The Austrian capital has been spared the worst of recent flooding. Its experience could be a lesson in how to tackle the climate crisis
Health Justice
Brooklyn Museum
Global Cement
New York Climate Week
GAEA/WEF Blended Finance
Columbia Climate School
WSJ: "Big Tech Is Rushing to Find Clean Power to Fuel AI’s Insatiable Appetite"
by Jennifer Hill and Amrith Ramkumar
Organizational Leadership Series
Columbia Business School
The Energy Gang: "What is the role that the oil and gas industry should play in the energy transition? Does it have one?"
with Ed Crooks & Bjørn Otto Sverdup
EU Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra
Columbia Business School
Gute Industriepolitik ebnet den Weg zu effektiven CO2-Preisen
Es gibt handfeste Gründe dafür, effizienten Technologien zum Durchbruch zu verhelfen.
Greiner
Online
Stegra: Green Hydrogen Steel
Columbia Business School Case
Climate policy curves highlight key mitigation choices
by Martin C. Hänsel, Michael D. Bauer, Moritz A. Drupp, Gernot Wagner & Glenn D. Rudebusch
Österreichische Nationalbank
Vienna, Austria
European Forum Alpbach
Alpbach, Austria
Treffen der Deutschsprachigen FinanzministerInnen: "Finanzierung der Klima- u. Energiewende"
Bregenz, Österreich
Guardian: "‘We’re still in the 1970s with cement’: Norway plant to blaze carbon-free concrete trail"
by Ajit Niranjan
The Best Climate Policy Puts Carrots Before Sticks
Economists have long insisted that the only way to cut emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases rapidly and at scale is to put a price on them. But while that is true, the key to a successful, politically sustainable climate policy is to ensure that the benefits precede the costs.
