CCML Policy Forum
On Friday 24th April, CCML and the Programmed Research team from the CCG Programme hosted a Policy Forum event in London.
Industrial energy efficiency and decarbonisation via electrification and hydrogen
Decarbonising industrial energy systems requires a process-level understanding of where electrification and hydrogen can replace fossil fuels. However, national statistics typically report fuel use only at the sector...
From CO2 emissions to resource efficiency: a new simplified methodology for assessing resource use in clinker manufacturing
Ana and Jonathan propose a new simplified methodology for calculating industrial exergy-based Resource Efficiency (RE), estimating clinker manufacturing RE from publicly available CO2 emissions data and existing technical knowledge. The...
Critical minerals requirements for meeting net zero pathways in the United Kingdom
New paper outlines the critical mineral requirements for meeting net zero pathways in the UK.
Building stock archetype and modelling (BSAM) framework for coupled material-energy‑carbon assessment
This review proposes a BSAM framework that captures coupled material, energy, and carbon impacts for more comprehensive sustainability assessment.
Toward responsible mining: Linking ESG strategies with spatial analysis in Zambia’s copper mining industry
This study integrates ESG mitigation strategies with spatial analysis, providing a practical, site-specific framework that can support more sustainable mining practices in Zambia.
We’re hiring for an undergraduate summer internship!
We are hiring for an undergraduate summer internship to help us explore the critical minerals demand for the energy transition, ai and other sectors.
Ten years on: Are raw material criticality assessments making more sense?
New paper on raw material criticality assessments.
Day 1 impressions from Mining Indaba 2026
Mehrnoosh shares initial insights from Mining Indaba 2026.
China’s role in the UK energy transition: from mine to technology
Report on China's role in the UK energy transition: from mine to technology, by the Climate Compatible Growth team.