Training for a finance serving the transition
The Shift Project is pleased to announce the publication of its final report “ClimatSup Finance – Training for a finance serving the transition“, which advocates for the training of all […]
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Energy and inflation: dangerous liaisons
Article published in « INSTITUTIONNELS » n°67 – La lettre d’information trimestrielle de l’association de investisseurs institutionnels »- pages 15-19 – Octobre 2022 with some additional charts. The author Michel Lepetit would […]
« Natural gas: what supply risks for the European Union? » New report release
The Shift Project is happy to present its new report: « Natural gas: what supply risks for the European Union? ». The EU could face a chronic shortage of natural […]
The EU can expect to suffer oil depletion by 2030 – our new study on “peak oil” finds
An analysis based on exclusive data, conducted by the think tank The Shift Project, suggests that most of current oil supply sources to the European Union may decline by 2030. […]
Did The Shift Project really overestimate the carbon footprint of online video? Our analysis of the IEA and CarbonBrief articles
In a nutshell: An analysis published in March correctly pointed out an error by The Shift Project regarding the climate footprint of online video. This error appeared during an interview. […]
“Energy-Climate Scenarios: Evaluation and Guidance”: new report by The Shift Project with Afep
Climate crisis: a report commissioned by Afep (the association of major French private companies) calls for overcoming the limits of energy-climate scenarios Over the years to come, the necessary energy […]
“Exploring Futures to Plan Energy Transition”: Our new report and its “Guidelines for Future Studies”
With this study, The Shift Project wishes to foster the development of a science based debate on energy transition through the scenario approach. The study takes the issue of power […]
“Climate crisis: the unsustainable use of online video”: Our new report on the environmental impact of ICT
Digital technologies now emit 4% of greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), and its energy consumption is increasing by 9% a year. The Shift Project published in March 2019 the rapport “Lean ICT […]
“Carbonalyser”: the browser extension which reveals the climate impact of internet navigation
The add-on “Carbonalyser” allows to visualize the electricity consumption and greenhouse gases (GHG) emissions that your Internet browsing leads to. Since october 2019 and thanks to Orange Labs, it is also available as an app: Mobile Carbonalyser. Visualizing it will get you to understand that impacts of digital technologies on climate change and natural resources […]