IASS Studies

This study assesses the impacts of fossil-fuel power plants in Turkey on people’s health.

This report explores how the co-benefits of renewable energy and energy efficiency saving measures can play an active role in connecting the Mexican energy transition with key processes and commitments for development that have been determined by

This study assesses the contribution of renewable energy sources to reducing demand for fossil fuels and thus associated fossil fuel imports.

Many companies use corporate sustainability reporting frameworks to manage and/or report on their sustainability activities.

This IASS study takes an in-depth look at Covid-19's impacts on the global energy sector, and then zooms in to the country level to see individual country effects and responses.

The Covid-19 pandemic has clearly influenced mobility behaviour. While public transport has to cope with a sharp decline in the number of passengers, individual forms of mobility - such as walking, cycling and car traffic - gain in importance.

The energy transition is inducing new investments in the electricity production and infrastructure sectors worldwide.

This study examines how increased deployment of renewable energy in Turkey can provide co-benefits for job creation and meeting future skills requirements.

This study examines the co-benefits to industrial development and trade of increased deployment of renewable energy in Turkey.

Vietnam has the opportunity to transition towards low-carbon planning pathways within the power sector that emphasise the uptake of renewable energy technologies – especially solar and wind, which are experiencing rapid cost declines in Vietnam an

Energy access is essential for economic and human development and is an important driver for the economic development of a country.

India has made significant progress in utilising its abundant renewable energy (RE) resources.

Energy access is essential for economic and human development and is an important driver for the progress of India.

India has experienced a remarkable transition in reducing absolute poverty, improving standards of living and creating livelihood opportunities for the impoverished, and enhancing access to cleaner and affordable energy.

This brochure presents the main findings of the second edition of the Social Sustainability Barometer for the German Energiewende.

Access to clean, reliable and affordable energy is one of the key challenges for many countries in Sub-Saharan Africa. This is particularly the case in rural and remote areas which are often not connected to the national main grid.

Traffic in Germany is on the rise and so is its negative impact on climate, the environment and human beings.

Rooftop solar PV systems have the capability to revolutionise the energy system in South Africa.

South Africa has an abundance of renewable energy resources.

South Africa’s renewable energy (RE) procurement policy is unique globally in its emphasis on providing benefits for communities in the vicinity of projects participating in the RE Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme (REIPPPP).

Air pollution, primarily from coal-fired power plants, is one of the main impacts that the energy sector has on the environment and human health.

Die vorliegende Broschüre stellt die zweite Auswertung des jährlich erhobenen Sozialen Nachhaltigkeitsbarometers der Energiewende vor.

The German energy transition (Energiewende) is the subject of intensive research, and thankfully so.

Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a fundamental component of all life on Earth.

Die Energiewende wird intensiv beforscht – glücklicherweise.

Kohlenstoffdioxid (CO2) ist ein Grundbaustein allen Lebens auf der Erde.

This IASS study considers the potential of the G20 to shape a global transition to sustainable energy, urgentlyneeded in order to achieve the UN’s climate and sustainability goals.