Events

During New York Climate Week, join Climate Analytics for an event on navigating unprecedented challenges to achieve the systemic changes needed to deliver 1.5°C.

This webinar explores how India, Türkiye, and Germany and the EU can decarbonise their economies based on a new global climate scenario we co-developed at the end of 2025 with PIK that limits overshoot above the 1.5ºC limit. We break down how these countries can accelerate their decarbonisation efforts through renewable electrification. We will drill down into the investments in renewables required to align with the Paris Agreement goals and reduce overshoot of the 1.5°C limit whilst also improving energy security and reducing exposure to volatile fossil fuel markets.

The 2026 General Assembly of the European Geosciences Union (EGU) is a conference that brings together geoscientists from a range of disciplines. Here's where you can find our scientists' work on le´ethal heat, real zero, loss and damage in Small Island Developing States, adaptation potential and pathways in Europe, forest carbon mitigation pathways, and more.

This virtual peer exchange focuses on the outcomes of COP30 and their implications for advancing climate ambition and implementation across South Asia.

COP30, the UN climate change conference, takes place in Belém, Brazil in November 2025. Come find us at events covering a range of our work, from NDC ambition, to the pathways needed to limit global warming to 1.5°C, to how international collaboration could reduce both emissions and costs.

With global temperatures now brushing dangerously close to the 1.5°C limit set out in the Paris Agreement, this session at New York Climate Week asks what will it take – scientifically, legally, financially, and politically – to keep 1.5°C alive.