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A centre for climate action research

KTH Climate Action Centre is a multi-disciplinary, collaborative and research-focused centre aiming to advance climate mitigation and adaptation in synergy with all the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

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An out-of-the-box approach to AI and sustainable development

New ways of working that contribute to the public good and distribute AI gains – does it sound like fiction? A commentary just published in Nature Machine Intelligence envisions precisely this future....

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Researchers at KTH Climate Action Centre.
Francesco Fuso-Nerini presents the new ClimTrio initiative to fellow researchers and KTH president Anders Söderholm.

KTH ready for strategic climate research collaboration

Three of Sweden’s leading universities are joining forces on climate research. If the Government follows the Swedish Research Council’s recommendation, KTH Climate Action Centre will play a key role i...

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Win a 7-Day Interrail Pass: Poster Competition Launch!

The science is clear: to achieve sustainable change, we must rethink how we live and move. Transportation is a critical part of that shift. In partnership with Students for Sustainability and Interrai...

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KTH Climate Action Centre in the media

Om Klimatkrisfrågan at Sveriges Radio

Swedish Radio reporter Anna-Karin Ivarsson gathers questions about the climate crisis from researchers, politicians, and well-known figures she meets.

In this episode, Åsa Persson from the KTH Climate Action Centre asks whether it is possible to imagine a future without snow. Other participants include Carl Bildt, Niklas Strömstedt, Per Svensson, and Patti Smith.

www.sverigesradio.se/klimatkrisfragan  (In Swedish)

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Impact

Publications, societal outreach and public engagement

Since its inception, KTH Climate Action Centre has developed innovative climate research and worked on achieving societal impact. This hub unites over 100 multidisciplinary researchers from all KTH schools, encompassing a wide spectrum of expertise.

From the media archive

25 years of energy analysis: Lessons for the next 25 years to reach net zero

Published: 12 April, 2024

Seminar with Laura Cozzi, Director of Sustainability, Technology and Outlooks, IEA