Identifying the impact of economic conditions and other factors on UK GHG emissions during the first and second carbon budget period
This research is being commissioned by the Committee on Climate Change (the CCC), which was set up as part of the 2008 UK Climate Change Act. It is an independent body tasked with providing advice to government and Parliament on climate change issues, particularly the setting of carbon budgets for the UK and monitoring of progress towards meeting them. The aim of this research project is to assess the contributions of individual factors driving changes in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions between 2008 and 2017. In par...
Buyer
The Committee On Climate Change
Value
£40,000
Published
6 Feb 2019
Closes
25 Feb 2019
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United Kingdom
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Lot default Identifying the impact of economic conditions and other factors on UK GHG emissions during the first and second carbon budget period
£40,000
This research is being commissioned by the Committee on Climate Change (the CCC), which was set up as part of the 2008 UK Climate Change Act. It is an independent body tasked with providing advice to government and Parliament on climate change issues, particularly the setting of carbon budgets for the UK and monitoring of progress towards meeting them. The a...
Delivery: London · United Kingdom, London, United Kingdom
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