Policy Document · 2026-05-01
24/7 Carbon-Free Energy for All: Towards a Resilient Energy System
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Stanford Energy Seminar: AI & Climate Change Mitigation
Stanford ENERGY · 2025-01-01
The second edition of the Artificial Intelligence for Climate Change Mitigation Roadmap (November 2024) examines AI's role in addressing the climate crisis, identifying key sectors where AI can have the greatest impact, and weighing the potential emissions reductions against the increased power demand from AI systems, with a discussion led by the report's authors.
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A Foundation Model for the Earth System
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Accelerating Climate Change Mitigation and Conserving Biodiversity – The Role of Advanced Digitalization for a Fast and Environmentally Sound Energy Transition Linking SEA and EIA
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Policy Document · 2025-09-18
AI and Climate Change: The Global South Facing the New Geopolitics of Innovation
We are happy to share this strategic report–AI and Climate Change: The Global South Facing the New Geopolitics of Innovation–written by Lori Regattieri and jointly launched by CIPÓ and the Green Screen Coalition. The report articulates key connections between energy infrastructures, climate justice and purported AI solutions for the “energy transition”. Their work argues for multilateral, pluriversal, and multisectoral approaches to digital infrastructure and industrial policy. The report names the violence of the “logic of expansion” and the fallacies of transition, which “simultaneously drives energy regimes and artificial intelligence systems”. Lori’s critique on the entanglement of many different social and political issues in Brazil is critical in a time where the technology industry lays the groundwork to be the saviors of COP30 in Belem, Brazil. With COP less than two months away, the report provides a powerful framing for those curious about the industrial dynamics in the region, and the ontological logic underpinning them.