• Webinar & E-Learning 11 December 2025 DCS India – Module 3: Project Development in District Cooling [/video] In this module, you will develop a comprehensive understanding of how district cooling (DC) projects evolve from initial concepts to full-scale implementation through a structured and methodical development process. The content walks you through the four essential phases of project development, beginning with the project preparation phase, where foundational assessments and strategic planning take place. It then moves into the approval and structuring phase, which focuses on…
• Publication 11 November 2025 Roadmap for a Net Zero Power Sector in Gujarat
• News 7 November 2025 Dialogue in Copenhagen Highlights Critical Climate Challenges Before COP30 A high-level climate dialogue held at UN City Copenhagen brought together international leaders and experts to assess the findings of UNEP’s Emissions Gap Report and discuss the path forward ahead of COP30 in Belém, Brazil. The event took place on the 7th of November and was organized by the UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre and Danish green think tank CONCITO. Anne Olhoff, Director of the UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre and Chief Scientific Editor of the UNEP Emissions Gap Report, opened the event…
• Publication 16 May 2025 Assessment of Net Zero Scenarios for Gujarat The report highlights the critical role of electrification, renewable energy, and green hydrogen in decarbonizing key sectors such as industry, transport, and urban development. It underscores Gujarat’s leadership in integrating advanced technologies into its energy ecosystem while addressing challenges like variable renewable energy integration, demand-side management, and infrastructure scaling. By focusing on pragmatic and actionable strategies, the report demonstrates how Gujarat can align…
• Podcast 2 September 2024 Heat Waves: Energy Efficiency and Nature-Based Solutions Problem: Heat waves are becoming increasingly frequent and severe due to climate change, posing significant threats to public health, the environment, and the energy infrastructure. Urban areas, with their dense populations and heat-absorbing surfaces, are particularly vulnerable. The rising demand for cooling during these periods strains energy systems, leading to higher greenhouse gas emissions and exacerbating the problem. Traditional cooling methods often rely on energy-intensive…
• Project 22 May 2024 Assessing and managing loss and damage: Local-level evidence to inform global-level action in developing countries The UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre supports India, Zambia, and Mauritius in assessing and managing climate-induced loss and damage (L&D). The project aims to increase awareness about the linkages between adaptation costs and disaster recovery costs, and the drivers of non-economic L&D, while enhancing understanding of policy options to manage L&D. The project aims to create a city-specific framework to assess climate change-induced loss and damage and develop tailored adaptation…
• Project 1 May 2024 Global Platform for Urban Climate neutrality (GPUC) Cities are an important engine for global economic growth and socio-economic development. By 2030, almost 5 billion people (about 60 percent of the global population) will live in cities, leading to massive requirements for energy to power growth and expand basic infrastructure. Energy efficiency can offer practical solutions to budget-constrained cities to meet their energy needs without sacrificing development or environmental priorities. In recent years, cities have increasingly been…
• Project 1 May 2024 Net Zero Strategies for Developing Countries Alongside Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), long-term strategies (LTS)—net zero strategies (NZS) form the backbone of the Paris Agreement and pave the ground for low-emission development pathways around the globe. The successful delivery of NDC and LTS-NZS targets requires their integration into the national planning and strategic decision-making processes happening at the national and sub-national levels. Many developing countries need more technical capacities to develop&nbsp…

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