1. Renewable Energy Deployment
Solar, wind, and hydro energy reduce reliance on fossil fuels and provide long-term emission reductions at scalable levels. Integration of clean energy solutions remains critical for global climate strategies.
The leaderboard of solutions ranks the most effective climate technologies based on their impact, feasibility, and cost-effectiveness. This comparison helps governments, organizations, and individuals prioritize actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and mitigate climate change. For updated global insights on renewable energy and technology trends, see the IEA Renewables 2025 Report.

Solar, wind, and hydro energy reduce reliance on fossil fuels and provide long-term emission reductions at scalable levels. Integration of clean energy solutions remains critical for global climate strategies.
Upgrading buildings, appliances, and industrial processes minimizes energy use, lowering costs and carbon emissions. Efficiency measures are often combined with current climate technologies to maximize results.
Capturing CO2 emissions from industrial sources and storing them underground mitigates the impact of hard-to-abate sectors. CCS is increasingly featured in future climate technologies.
Planting and conserving forests absorbs CO2 from the atmosphere and restores biodiversity. This aligns with sustainable and green tech solutions.
Sustainable farming techniques reduce methane emissions, enhance soil carbon storage, and improve food security. They complement earth science technologies for monitoring and optimization.