Coming up

We are working with a number of local authorities to host a series of events across UK nations and regions to hear a range of views on the Net Zero, climate resilient transition, identifying gaps and challenges to delivery. The outcomes will inform part of the CCC’s 2022 Progress Report to Parliament. 

We will publish the first output from our new workers and skills theme, looking at how the workforce will change in the transition to Net Zero. 

We will publish the first in a new series of short written briefings summarising the evidence base for the importance of taking account of the UK’s changing climate to delivering several critical government and societal goals. The first briefing will focus on delivering a resilient Net Zero electricity system followed by a second on limiting the health impacts of overheating in homes.   

We will publish the first output from our public engagement theme, considering how and why effective public engagement can support the delivery of Net Zero. 

We will publish our annual report and accounts, reflecting on the delivery of our statutory duties over the last year.  

We will publish our updated assessment of the latest progress to reduce emissions against the UK’s statutory carbon budgets, including a renewed approach to monitoring progress and new policy advice to Government.  

We will launch a new web-based dashboard to show progress in reducing emissions across key UK sectors following our annual report to Parliament. 

We will publish an analysis of business activity to support the Net Zero transition and how Government can best support the private sector to contribute fully. 

 Our long-standing Chairman, Lord Deben, concludes his term in office.  

We will publish new advice on voluntary carbon offsets, assessing the risks and opportunities they pose to the UK’s Net Zero pathway. 

We will publish a report on the challenges and opportunities for financing the actions that will help the UK adapt to a changing climate, and how barriers to the necessary investment in adaptation can be removed. 

We will publish our latest assessment of Scotland’s progress to reduce emissions against its statutory targets as set out in the Climate Change (Scotland) Act. 

We will review Scotland’s annual emissions targets and advise the Scottish Government on any amendments necessary based on the most up-to-date evidence.