Strategic Engagement & Analysis Group
Identifying and Scaling Pathways to Speed the Global Energy Transition
67%
of corporations think climate should inform strategy
<500
have fully committed to 1.5°C targets globally
90+
conflicting decarbonization scenarios that organizations must navigate
We Must
Show that 1.5°C is achievable
Reinforce innovation’s transformative potential
Pursue radical collaboration for change
RMI Will
Analyze and interpret 1.5ºC scenarios to raise ambition for sectoral net-zero pathways; communicate economic reward and risk mitigation opportunities.
Produce leading research on emergent, cross-sector topics and translate theory into action via case studies and directed interventions.
Drive new modes of radical collaboration and alliances to drive more rapid system transformations.
RMI is working with global partners to create a clear, compelling, and actionable vision, grounded in real economy indicators, for the path to 1.5°C.
What We Do
We are changing the conversation about climate to one of irreversible momentum toward a new energy system that brings benefits of innovation, job creation, health, resilience, and sustainability for all. RMI's unique contribution to this narrative is providing the technical and economic rigor to support this message, together with business- and market-oriented tools to achieve it.
Insights
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Report
Energy System Transformation for a 1.5 Degree Celsius Future
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Article
The coming transformation of the electricity sector
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Blog
A Million-Mile Battery: For More Than Just Electric Vehicles
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Blog
Oil Market Disruptions and Climate Action Tipping Points
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Report
Seven Challenges for Energy Transformation
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News
New Report Maps Seven Critical Areas for Energy Sector Transformation and Calls for Breakthrough Global Climate Action
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News
Massive Investment in Battery Technology Accelerating the Energy Transition, Driving Exponential Market Growth
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Blog
Massive Investment is Accelerating the Era of Clean Electrification
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Report
Breakthrough Batteries
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Blog
The 10 Questions to Ask When You Hear the Word “Microgrid”