Member Think Tanks

APRI, an independent nonpartisan think tank in Berlin and Abuja, provides evidence-based insights to African, German and EU policymakers. It links research to policy, builds partnerships and fosters Africa-Europe stakeholder dialogue.

Agora develops evidence-based and politically viable strategies towards climate neutrality in Germany, Europe and internationally, advising decision-makers and facilitating dialogue on policy, science, economy and civil society. Independent of corporate or political interests, Agora’s exclusive mission is to serve the climate. 

Founded in 2018, E+ drives Brazil’s energy transition, focusing on regulatory, institutional and financial frameworks and emerging technologies. In 2019, it launched the E+ Panel, an advisory board from government, civil society, energy and finance.

Founded in 2021, ECCO is Italy’s first independent non-profit climate think tank, working to accelerate climate action nationally and globally. It develops science-led, transformative solutions through strategic communication, advocacy and diplomacy, with a focus on energy and climate innovation.  

Founded in 1991 at Chulalongkorn University, ERI researches and provides academic services on energy, conservation and environmental policy, supported by public and private partners with strong networks in Thailand and globally.

Founded in 2016, Forum Energii is dedicated to promoting a clean, innovative, safe and efficient energy sector through data-driven analysis, in-depth research and recommendations while actively supporting expert and public dialogues in Poland on the future of energy.

Fundación Ivy works to drive Latin America’s transition to a sustainable 21^st century development model. It supports innovative, context-driven policies and projects through strategic, systemic and interdisciplinary approaches at all levels, fostering collaboration across sectors.

Fundación Torcuato Di Tella works on regional integration and public policy in Latin America and the Caribbean, supporting governments on climate, sustainable development, energy transitions and carbon pricing via capacity building and research.

Founded in 2009, GESI is a Seoul-based non-profit think tank committed to bringing independent fact-based expertise to the Korean energy debate. It delivers transparent analysis and policy recommendations for expanding renewable energy and achieving carbon neutrality. GESI also focuses on energy-system integration, the socio-economic benefits of renewables, and power market reform.

Founded in 2010, GreenCape is a knowledge hub on South Africa’s green economy, offering open-access information to guide policy and investment. Bridging business, government and academia, it works with 2,000+ partners on green projects and infrastructure.

IDDRI is an independent research institute supporting sustainable development through policy design and implementation tools. Operating at all levels, it fosters transparent dialogue and mutual learning among stakeholders. Its work centres on climate, biodiversity and ecosystems, ocean and governance. 

IMAL is a non-profit think tank with a unique African, Arab and Mediterranean perspective, uniting experts from the region across climate policy, diplomacy, international cooperation, research and civil society. IMAL focuses on green economy and resilience, just transition, diplomacy and climate finance. 

Founded in 2005, ICSC specialises in climate finance, energy policy, urban transitions and governance. It supports policy and projects via research, infographics and technical advice, engaging across political lines to drive long-term climate solutions.

I4CE provides independent analysis to support effective, fair climate policy. It works with governments, the EU, finance, civil society and media across energy, agriculture and forests, covering investment, finance and carbon pricing and certification.

IESR, founded in 2001, is an independent energy and environmental think tank. It promotes a low-carbon energy system through data-driven policy, strategic partnerships and capacity building for provincial governments and policy actors.

Based in Islamabad, IPS is an independent non-profit dedicated to evidence-based policy research. IPS has worked on energy issues since 1971 and provides a forum for informed discussion and dialogue on national and international issues. 

IDEA delivers innovative, science-based solutions for the energy sector in Mexico and Latin America, driving decarbonisation through technical expertise and policy guidance. Its work includes clean energy, efficiency and low-carbon technologies across sectors such as power, industry and transport.  

NewClimate Institute advances climate action through policy research on diplomacy, national and sectoral strategies, carbon markets, corporate responsibility and sustainable development, focusing on the energy transition and its socio-economic impacts. It values transparency, shared ownership and flat hierarchies. 

Founded in 2020, NEXT group advances Korea’s energy transition through quantitative research, supporting high-level climate decisions by linking data-driven analysis to policy. Its focuses on power grids and markets, renewables and industrial decarbonisation.

Founded in 2022, POLEN TJ is a Colombian non-profit advancing sustainable energy systems for a just, post-fossil future. It focuses on coal phase-out by 2030, renewable energy adoption, and energy democratisation, benefiting workers and communities in fossil fuel regions. Its interdisciplinary team collaborates with governments and academia to drive innovative, scalable policies for energy transitions.

PSA provides solution-focused policy analysis from an African perspective, mobilising climate action and amplifying African voices via media and engagement. It works on adaptation, just transitions, climate finance, diplomacy and sustainable development.

Founded in 2010, PARI supports public sector and civil society with research on energy governance, service delivery, infrastructure and state performance. It collaborates with Adapt to link local planning with industrialisation, investment and jobs.

RAP is an independent NGO advancing policy and thought leadership for a clean, reliable, equitable and cost-efficient energy future. It operates in the US, with wholly foreign-owned entities in China (Beijing RAP Energy Consulting Co, Ltd.) and Belgium (RAP ASBL) under unified management and board. 

Established in 2011 and based in Tokyo, REI’s mission is to establish a society based on renewable energy. The institute promotes this goal through research and by developing and advocating policy recommendations, and by creating partnerships and networks among Japanese and international stakeholders. REI also works on building public awareness of climate ambition and renewable energy.

SHURA supports Türkiye’s transition to a low-carbon, secure and affordable energy system. It unites diverse stakeholders and produces research on policy, economics, technology and grids across the power, heating, cooling and transport sectors.

Founded in 1992 following the National Conservation Strategy, SDPI is an independent think tank offering research and policy advice on climate, energy, economics, governance and resilient development. It works with partners at all levels, also advising government bodies and forums.

Since 2017, Transforma has advanced just climate action in Latin America with governments, business and communities on energy, climate finance and diplomacy. The 76% women team works from Colombia, Mexico and Costa Rica with global partners.

Founded in 2010, Vasudha advances clean energy and climate policy. Operating across 10 states in India, it provides technical assistance, policy frameworks and stakeholder engagement for renewable energy and transition efforts, collaborating with government agencies, academia and think tanks.