Our reports provide an in-depth analysis of the global energy transition, focusing on the alignment of utilities and countries with the Paris Agreement goals.
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Curb your enthusiasm
Bridging the gap between the UK’s CCUS targets and reality
Lorenzo SaniThe UK Government’s CCUS strategy risks locking consumers into a high-cost, fossil-based future, despite cleaner and cheaper alternatives being available.
Kazakhstan Energy Transition
Steppes to Net Zero
Lee Ray, Durand D'souza, Christopher De Vere WalkerThis report focuses on Kazakhstan’s energy transition pathway and provides a perspective that strikes a balance between the cost of energy, reliability of supply, and environmental sustainability. It also highlights the economic risks of continued support for coal-fired generation and the need for international funding to help with the country’s just transition. Although Kazakhstan’s individual contribution to global emissions is relatively limited, being similar to Spain or France, emissions intensity relative to GDP is very high with the energy sector being the core source of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions in the country with a share of 82.4% (and fuel combustion responsible for 70.5% of overall country GHG emissions). The Central Asian region is also extremely vulnerable to climate change impacts.