Media coverage

This article refers to Climate Analytics publication "Emissions as usual: Implications for the Safeguard Mechanism of LNG and coal mine projects" on coal emissions.

“I wouldn’t put all my eggs in one basket” says our senior analyst Andrzej Ancygier on hydrogen fuel projects.

This article quotes Climate Analytics research on carbon offsets, highlighting that “the likely result of the proposal for unlimited use of offsets is to provide a green light for new coal and gas production while allowing existing producers to continue polluting unchecked."

Popular Science refers to Climate Analytics findings on big fossil fuel companies in following their own goals for the Paris Agreement.

Climate Analytics scientists comment on this new paper pointing out that a low emissions scenario was not included in the analysis and that the Paris Agreement limit of 1.5C is achievable if global emissions are cut in half by 2030.

This article cites Climate Analytics research to show that increasing LNG capacities in the Philippines is not in line with the 1.5°C pathway.

Climate Analytics regional lead for South Asia and the Middle East comments on the World Bank funds saying “Pakistan needs to do some introspection as to why they were unable to tap into the funds that were available. Was their own house in order to access these funds?”

“While COP27 delivered for our islands with the loss and damage fund, while we are indeed moving the dial closer to achieving a robust global response to climate change - we still have a long way to go. And the repercussions of inaction will be disastrous.” - Climate Analytics Caribbean Director, Rueanna Haynes

This article, authored by Climate Analytics' Manjeet Dhakal and Sneha Pandey, discusses the formation of the Loss and Damage Fund set up at COP27 and its implications for countries like Nepal, which are disproportionately exposed to high risk from climate change.