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Article 6 and Long-term Financing

Presentation of prioritization of a selection tool for GIZ for Article 6 activities that contribute to long-term climate goals and the mobilization of SDG finance

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Empowering Women in the Just Energy Transition: Retraining and Reskilling Initiatives for a Sustainable Future

A look at the challenges faced by women in the energy sector and the importance of gender diversity, what retraining and reskilling initiatives should include and a set recommendations to accelerate the empowerment of women in the sector.

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Carbon Markets under the UNFCCC

In this webinar, Johan Nylander takes you through the history of Carbon Markets under the UNFCCC, shows how this led to today’s Article 6 of the Paris Agreement and outlines the key elements of Article 6.

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10 lessons learned from our experience supporting countries in designing national carbon market frameworks

10 lessons learned from our experience supporting countries in designing and implementing institutional and policy frameworks for international carbon market participation.

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Just Energy Transition and NDCs interview with Tanyeli Behiç Sabuncu, WWF-Türkiye

Tanyeli Behiç Sabuncu on just energy transition and NDCs

Q&A with Tanyeli Behiç Sabuncu, Climate and Energy Practice Manager, WWF-Türkiye on securing a Just Energy Transition in the next round of NDCs.

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Carbon Pricing: Theory & Concepts

In this webinar, Johan Nylander takes you through carbon pricing theory and concepts covering the basics of carbon markets, carbon pricing, cap-and-trade and lessons learned.

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How can Indonesia leverage Carbon Markets under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement to meet its NZE target?

How can Indonesia leverage Carbon Markets under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement to meet its Net Zero Emissions target?

A look at the need for a long-term strategy for Article 6 participation in Indonesia considering the NDC targets in the context of LTS targets.

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The Climate Action Center of Excellence interview with Alexandra Soezer

Alexandra Soezer talks to Neyen about the Climate Action Center of Excellence

What is the Climate Action Center of Excellence? The Climate Action Center of Excellence (CACE), established in Doha, is a

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Biomass utilization in power generation: Considerations for a just energy transition

This article considers some potential just energy transition-related issues attributed to increasing biomass production to support decarbonization efforts in a country.

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Banner for article on the energy transition in Southeast Asia with Ricardo G. Barcelona

Ricardo G. Barcelona on the energy transition in Southeast Asia

We pose some questions to Dr. Ricardo G. Barcelona, PhD. Ricardo is an energy transition expert, author, adviser and academic. Question:

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Is Article 6 negotiation failure an opportunity for revival of Carbon Market Clubs in a polycentric world?

Considering the Article 6 negotiation failure at COP28 we make the case for collective action in the shape of Carbon Market Clubs to address a global public bad.

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Lindsay Renaud, Just Transition in Georgia interview

Lindsay Renaud, ADB Georgia Resident Mission talks to Neyen about the Just Transition

Question: What does just transition mean in the context of Georgia? Lindsay Renaud: The just transition is about creating a

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Article 6.2 needs to scale up to contribute to the net zero race

This article looks at the slow initial development of carbon markets under Article 6, shares reflections from Neyen’s experience in the field, and provides recommendations on how countries can grasp this opportunity.

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Education’s role in creating a low-carbon and climate-resilient future

Just transition principles must be integrated into education policies to minimize the adverse effects of climate action foster equitable social development.

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Leaving No One Behind in the Early Retirement of Coal-Fired Power Plants

How to implement the just transition of coal-fired power plants The early retirement of coal-fired power plants (CFPPs) is a

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Implementing carbon pricing instruments for households equitably: differences for the Global North and South

We look at how Carbon Pricing Instruments (CPIs) can overcome existing price barriers to low-carbon development and help countries achieve climate change and green development goals.

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Neyen Consulting Climate Investment Fund in Africa

Neyen Consulting has been supporting the African Development Bank (AfBD) since December 2021 with the establishment of its Just Transition

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Financing Just Transition

A just transition toward a low-carbon, climate resilient economy is more urgent than ever. At the same time, international efforts to

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Carbon pricing and a Just Transition

As countries continue to consider and implement explicit carbon pricing instruments (CPIs), mainly carbon taxes and Emissions Trading Schemes (ETS),

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At a Glance: Women and Gender

Women and Gender were key discussion topics at COP 26, and analysts have reflected on the bold progress of acknowledging

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At a Glance: Just Transition and NDCs

Countries are increasingly acknowledging the opportunities of a Just Transition, as well as the potential impacts of climate change policy.

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COP26 goals: What you ought to know about the implications for lower-income countries

At the COP26 Climate Change conference, countries aim to accomplish the following goals: [1] Secure global net zero by mid-century

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Peak Coal: Reflections and outlook for phasing out coal

Coal continues to represent a major portion of energy generation, especially in countries with vast reserves. Burning coal also accounts

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Opportunities for the Circular Economy to Strengthen NDCs: Ghana

Many African countries have developmental challenges and need to raise their populations from poverty. They will also be disproportionately affected

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