Our commentary on COP26

10 Outcomes from COP26

In the run up to COP26, we identified the 10 outcomes we would like to see being addressed during the summit in Glasgow.

Glossary of Climate Change jargon and policies

Our Climate Change glossary puts all the key terminology and acronyms relating to Climate Change policy, forums, negotiations and terms in one place.

Who's playing good COP and bad COP at COP26?

A summary of which countries have impressed and disappointed with their commitments to Net Zero at COP26

Credibility & durability: India outlook

How credible and durable are India's decarbonisation policies? Read our analysis.

Credibility & durability: US outlook

How credible and durable are the US's decarbonisation policies? Read our analysis.

Credibility & durability: EU outlook

How credible and durable are the EU's decarbonisation policies? Read our analysis.

Credibility & durability: China outlook

How credible and durable are China's decarbonisation policies? Read our analysis.

What do the commitments made by Japan and Vietnam at COP26 signal for investors?

The COP26 commitments made by Asian countries provide investors and developers with insights into the future energy mix and investment opportunities

Cop 26: How will Australia gain from net zero?

Government modelling shows Australia will gain far more from Net Zero than it will lose. How does the energy sector capitalise?

Long-duration energy storage: what are the consequences of deploying 7.6 GW through Window 1?

New analysis suggests a larger-than-needed award could increase consumer costs, reduce battery storage investment and result in a £1.3 billion net socio-economic welfare loss.

How can gas-to-power CCS support Korea’s low-carbon power future?

As Korea phases out coal, discover how gas-to-power CCS provides a reliable, low-carbon electricity transition toward 2040. Baringa's latest study.

Network impacts of locating demand closer to generation in Finland

Placing 1 GW of demand closer to generation could save Finland €520m over 20 years.

Geopolitics is shaping the future of green homes

Green homes are often discussed through the lens of policies, technologies and consumer adoption. But the reality is that they sit within a much wider system shaped by geopolitics, wholesale markets, supply chains and investor confidence.