Environment & Energy
Cambridge Econometrics can advise you on the impacts of climate change, decarbonization and energy policy under different scenarios of greenhouse gas emissions, jobs, energy prices, and the wider economy. We work with non-profits, local, state, and national entities to apply our economic models, interpret workforce effects, and develop market-driven forecasts in the areas of:
Macroeconomic impacts of decarbonization, climate, and energy
Sustainable Investment
Natural resource economics
Climate change and resilience
Transition to a green economy and green jobs
Our Approach
Working with us means that you benefit from the direct involvement and experience of our dedicated team. Our senior experts are actively engaged in your project from start to finish ensuring that your specific needs are met with the highest level of professionalism and expertise.
Key to our work is our suite of in-house economic models, including our State-Level Economic Impact Model, E3-US. E3-US is an advanced tool developed by Cambridge Econometrics to help support decision-makers at the state and federal levels to assess the impact different energy and climate policies will have on a state’s economy, society, and the environment. This economic impact forecasting tool is specifically designed to provide deep and rigorous analysis of energy and climate policy. It is equally well-placed to assess a wide range of other policy areas, including industrial strategies, workforce development, and fiscal and macroeconomic policies, including international trade policy.
Some challenging questions we can help you answer:
- What is the impact of an accelerated clean energy transition on economic activity and jobs in your state or region?
- What policies might be required to realise a zero-carbon electricity generation system by 2050?
- What are the job opportunities and workforce training implications of transitioning to a green economy?
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Reach out to see how our insights can power your policies toward a sustainable and thriving economy.