Germany’s Federal Government recently presented the country’s first ever National Security Strategy. How does it cover energy and raw material supplies and what are its implications for the transatlantic alliance?

On March 23rd, the TCB and the Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung hosted a roundtable event to discuss exactly these transatlantic dynamics as well as their impacts on international climate policy.

Germany follows allies in introducing a Feminist Foreign Policy, but how does this affect its climate strategy and how can its policy differ from that of Canada and the US?

A high-level panel hosted by the Embassy of Canada in Berlin and the Transatlantic Climate Bridge, discuss Canada and Germany's global initiatives to facilitate the net-zero transition.

The Inflation Reduction Act sparked cries of protectionist foul play by the European Union. Half a year later, they are approaching a harmonious path forward.

We hosted a study trip for state and provincial legislators from Midwestern United States and Canada to meet representatives and leaders who work towards the German Energiewende.

What will the US Midterms mean for Biden’s climate ambition and will states have to take the mantle…again? We envision four scenarios and the increasing importance of subnational actors.

A flurry of pledges and initiatives was touted as successes from COP26, but where are they a year later? This blog takes a look at the most prominent commitments and what to expect at COP27.

The TCB and the Wilson Center co-hosted an Urban Diplomacy Roundtable on subnational climate cooperation.

This TCB partner piece by Climate Advisers analyzes how subnational action can help the United States reach its long-term climate goals.

Canada and Germany's hydrogen partnership signals a big step forward in the effort to reach net-zero and shines a spotlight on the untapped potential of renewable hydrogen.

Last week, a Transatlantic Innovation and Climate Partnership between the City of Dortmund, Germany and the City of Pittsburgh, USA was signed.

The third of the TCB's winning essays identifies three key steps Germany can take to facilitate a just energy transition and collaborate with its Atlantic partners.

The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 would move the United States closer to reaching its emissions targets, however, would it deliver on Biden’s climate justice goals?

The second winning TCB essay contest explores how to find justice in Germany's energy transition.

This blog explains how strategic transatlantic cooperation on carbon management may safeguard energy security and climate objectives alike.

The first of the TCB's winning essays presents a taxonomy of Just Transitions embedded in an overarching geopolitical climate context.

In this piece, Dr. Dale G. Medearis, Senior Regional Planner of the Northern Virginia Regional Commission (NVRK) discusses the NVRC delegation's exchange to Stuttgart and Hamburg from the 6-14 May 2022, which the TCB supported. 

The TCB and Polis180 interviewed Sue Biniaz in their second podcast episode. This piece provides an expose on the US SPEC team and Biniaz’s role in it.

On 28 April the TCB organized a discussion with climate policy officials from Heidelberg and Burlington. This piece explores their lessons learned for achieving net zero.

A Climate Advisers report highlights the importance of creating supply chains for essential technologies and why “clean energy security” should be a necessity for the Biden government.

In this piece we dive into the idea of establishing an international climate club and explore possible contenders for a club.

In this report, TCB partner E3G discusses the implications of EU gas demand on the US LNG export sector.

In this briefing, TCB partner Climate Advisers analyzes the United States' climate & energy policy response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

On 15 February 2022, the Biden-Harris Administration announced a series new federal initiatives that seek to promote American leadership in clean manufacturing.