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Low-Carbon Pathways

Low-Carbon Pathways

The Low-Carbon Pathways team seeks to support policymakers and the research community with robust quantitative and qualitative analysis for improved understanding of low-carbon transition pathways within the context of the sustainable development goals (SDGs) and national priorities. The research also focuses on informing national and state policies to meet global climate commitments. The team has strong capabilities in integrated assessment modelling, examining cross-sectoral synergies and trade-offs (energy-water-food-climate nexus, SDGs, the political economy of transition), and in sector-specific analyses (transport, agriculture, etc.).

  • 38% global carbon

    minimum space (1000 GtCO2) estimated to be cornered by China, EU and the US by 2030
    Source: CEEW analysis, 2016
  • 48%

    projected share of non-fossil fuel energy sources in India’s electricity generation capacity by 2030
    Source: CEEW analysis, 2018
  • 37%

    minimum decline in energy sector CO2 emissions intensity between 2005 and 2030
    Source: CEEW analysis, 2018

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