I4CE has been launched in 2015, the year of COP21. The think tank was considered as a contribution to the solution agenda.
The research carried out by I4CE covers 4 main programmes:
This report emphasies the achivements of 2015: expertise production, capacity building and contributions to public debate
Returning from a summer marked by soaring temperatures, wildfires and drought, the EU is entering a season of decisive negotiations
Who could have predicted we’d endure an “unprecedented” summer in 2026, climate-wise? Unprecedented, like a chapter of a good TV series. For Benoît Leguet, avoiding endless reruns of the same story— and their costs — means finding ways to factor future climates into our economic decisions. A topic for the EU’s budget debate.
he Clean Industrial Transition Monitor by the European Climate Neutrality Observatory (ECNO) assesses real-world progress using more than 50 indicators and provides a comprehensive and nuanced picture of both progress and remaining gaps.
