Investigating the Systemic Impacts of the Global Energy Transition (ISIGET)

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Project Description

The international energy transition is already delivering numerous benefits, but it is also creating new inequalities. The risks posed by this transformation will impact especially on developing countries, which lack access to technologies and capital. What, then, can be done to ensure that these countries can also make the transition to a low-carbon economy? The ISIGET project aims at developing recommendations for equitable forms of governance to reconcile conflicting policy goals.

ISIGET belongs to the research group 'Investigating the Systemic Impacts of the Global Energy Transition' at the IASS Potsdam

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EIPCC researcher Karina Marzano recently published a new study examining digital transparency initiatives in Brazil ahead of the pending implementation of the new EU Deforestation Regulation.

EIPCC researcher Silvia Weko recently published new research with colleagues analyzing renewable energy technology (RET) trade conflicts, concluding that after initial positioning in new markets, countries shifted to less conflictive behavior.

Brandt School Director Prof. Andreas C. Goldthau recently participated in a panel discussion hosted by the EnBW Foundation for Energy and Climate Protection to discuss the lessons learned from energy dependence on Russia and what it means for supply…

The Brandt School welcomes Dr. Nigar Muradkhanli as a new postdoctoral fellow in Global Public Policy.

A diverse group of Brandt School students – in completion of the third semester practical training project group – addressed the skyrocketing demand for critical minerals in Germany’s energy transition and provided recommendations for diversification…

In her contribution to the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung-FAZ, Brandt School doctoral researcher Karina Marzano calls for companies to take action now using open-source and digital platforms to address the climate crisis and biodiversity loss.

The new policy brief from Brandt School Director Prof. Andreas C. Goldthau, EIPCC researchers Laima Eicke and Silvia Weko, and other colleagues at the Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies (IASS) recommends how Kenya can expand their…

Drawing on findings from stakeholder workshops and expert policy research, a recent policy brief from Brandt School Director Prof. Andreas C. Goldthau, EIPCC researchers Laima Eicke and Silvia Weko, and other colleagues at the Institute for Advanced…