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We work on understanding how international and national politics and policies affect each other, as well as the effect of climate policy instruments, focusing in particular on the global climate negotiations, climate policy in the EU, USA, China and Norway.

Governance practices in the transition to a low-carbon future

Governance practices as well as obstacles for the public acceptability of low-carbon policies took center stage when researchers met with stakeholders in two fruitful workshops mid-June. Reports from the project will be out soon!

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How will shifts in international climate policy change the conditions for Norway's transition to a low emissions economy?

Leading research group on international climate policy

CICERO’s research group on international climate policy is among Norway’s leaders in social science research, according to an evaluation published by the Research Council of Norway.

WinWind

WinWind hopes to trace wind development and increase the social acceptance of wind energy in wind energy scarce regions in Europe.

Brexit will influence climate policy at all scales

Yesterday, the Brits voted in a referendum for leaving the EU. What does this mean for European and global climate policies?

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Climate Clubs: a Gateway to Effective Climate Cooperation?

Jon Hovi, Detlef Sprinz, Håkon Sælen, Arild Underdal

Climate governance entrepreneurship: Emerging findings and a new research agenda

Elin Lerum Boasson, Dave Huitema

Seizing policy windows: Policy Influence of climate advocacy coalitions in Brazil, China, and India, 2000?2015

Solveig Aamodt, Iselin Phoebe Stensdal

California?s cap-and-trade system: Diffusion and lessons

Guri Bang, David G. Victor, Steinar E Andresen

Formalization and separation: A systematic basis for interpreting approaches to summarizing science for climate policy

Göran Sundqvist, Ingemar Bohlin, Erlend Andre Tveiten Hermansen, Steven Yearley

S2S4E Climate Services for Clean Energy

S2S4E is a European climate services innovation project funded by Horizon2020. CICERO is the second largest partner of the consortium and leads two work packages.

From emission to extraction: The political economy of leaving fossil fuels in the ground

Identifying options for institutional change at the international level that could govern the transition away from fossil fuels.

Sis-klimat- Climate transitions in the Norwegian food system

How can the Norwegian food production - consumption system be changed towards sustainable production of more climate friendly food? This overarching question targets opportunities for climate change adaptation and emission reductions, but also looks for co-benefits for, and stronger links between, producers and consumers.

Revising the National Renewables Policy Mix: The role of state aid and other key EU policies (REMIX)

The REMIX project studies how EU and national decisions shape the renewable energy policy mix in six European countries.

The role of short-lived climate forcers in the global climate regime

The primary objective of the project is to provide a comprehensive assessment of the potential of mitigation of Short-Lived Climate Forcers (SLCFs) in the emerging global climate regime.

PITCH

PITCH focuses on how governance, values and norms and organizations are important preconditions for societal transformation to happen in a climate change context.

Centre for International Climate and Energy Policy (CICEP)

CICEP is one of three centres for social science based research on environment-friendly energy established by the Research Council of Norway in 2011.