Ongoing Research

This study examines China’s role in global climate governance under new international circumstances. It explores how to balance domestic and international needs in designing medium- and long-term energy transition pathways.

This study provides comprehensive solutions to support the achievement of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework 30×30 targets. It explores synergies across conventions to promote linkages between biodiversity and climate goals and how ecological products can contribute to socioeconomic progress and nature conservation.

This study focuses on low-carbon transitions in fossil fuels, the development of new energy systems, and policy recommendations for technological innovation in low-carbon industries, including energy storage and green hydrogen.

This study explores new models for financial support to promote the low-carbon transition of industries in China. It sets out recommendations for technological advancements to drive the industrial transition and for mitigating its social impacts.

This study explores the transition of key marine sectors, ocean-based carbon neutrality solutions, and financial mechanisms for a sustainable blue economy.

This study explores opportunities for high-quality circular economy development in key sectors such as textiles and chemicals through comparative policy analysis across China, Germany, and other regions. It assesses the economic impact of circular economy practices, focusing on technology innovation, business models, and incentives for promoting circularity.

This study analyzes international experiences in transitioning traditional energy regions, develops roadmaps for coal-dependent areas, and explores financial and policy recommendations for a just transition.

This study reviews past experiences in North-South and South-South green development cooperation, identifies key opportunities and challenges, and proposes new models for global green development collaboration.