Skip to main content
KTH Climate Action Centre
Satellite image from USGS

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.

About the centre

Climate action news

Åsa Persson presents the Climate Policy Council's report to the government via Helena Dyrssen, State
Åsa Persson presents the 2026 report to the government via Helena Dyrssen, State Secretary at the Ministry of Climate and Enterprise. Image from livestream.

All hands needed for the push to 2030

The Swedish Climate Policy Council has just released its report, confirming that carbon dioxide emissions during the current term have moved in the wrong direction for the first time since the 1990s. ...

Read the article
Presentation by Daniel Ospina, Science Officer at Future Earth
Presentation by Daniel Ospina, Science Officer at Future Earth.

KTH Climate Action Centre and Future Earth host fully booked seminar on climate science and policy

On 12 March, the audience at the fully booked KTH Innovation Office gathered to hear Daniel Ospina from Future Earth Science present the latest edition of the 10 New Insights in Climate Science report...

Read the article
Women collecting firewood for cooking
Women collecting firewood for cooking, a practice that can take hours of time every day in many parts of the world. Photo: Youssef Boulkaid

Clean cooking needs more than better stoves

Nearly two billion people may still lack access to clean cooking by 2030. A new international study led by KTH researcher Francesco Fuso Nerini argues that faster progress will require more than impro...

Read the article
More climate action news

Upcoming events

All calendar events
Blurred screen

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)

Meeting at Sagerska

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