climate change

Key takeaways from COP26

Blog / , , , / December 3, 2021 / By

It is worth bearing in mind that COP negotiations are not the only way to find solutions to global problems. What COP does is reaffirm the signals that negotiators have been sending to markets. I believe markets had got the message that coal’s days were numbered even before Glasgow. And they already regarded fossil fuel investments as risky. Of course, whether markets pull out of fossil fuels altogether and the rate they do so depends on many factors including, national policies. So governments need to step up to the plate with a realistic carbon price and end fossil subsidies.

Blockchain: A catalyst for a clean power transition

Blog / , , , , / December 14, 2020 / By

Global climate governance, as a concept, draws from the necessity of a global approach to tackle this global threat; an approach and policy where both global and local actors operate by following horizontal dynamics. By making global climate governance systems easier to run, more private and more democratic, blockchain can play an important role in developing global governance systems.

The Relevance of Blockchain for a Global Climate Governance System?

Blog / , , , / November 29, 2020 / By

Global climate governance, as a concept, draws from the necessity of a global approach to tackle this global threat; an approach and policy where both global and local actors operate by following horizontal dynamics. By making global climate governance systems easier to run, more private and more democratic, blockchain can play an important role in developing global governance systems.