Reena Skribbe

Recent projects

• Energy & Climate

  Study contract- Support to the Commission for the assessment of the carbon leakage risk for goods subject to CBAM and produced in the Union for export to third countries which do not apply the EU ETS or a similar carbon pricing mechanism

  06/21/2024

  In a world with unequal carbon prices the EU ETS has given rise to the concern of carbon leakage, the relocation of industrial production to countries outside of the EU due to European Climate Policy. The purpose of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism ( CBAM ) is to level the playi

• Carbon pricing

  European Topic Centre on Climate Change Mitigation 2022-2026

  01/03/2022

  Oeko-Institut is an important partner in the European Environment Agency's (EEA) European Topic Centre on Climate Change Mitigation (ETC/CM). As task managers Oeko-Institut’s experts • Support to WG 1 (inventories) under the Climate Change Committee • Compile the EEA report on "Trends and Projectio

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  Background report provides data and facts for Germany’s National Biomass Strategy

  News 04/01/2025

  How much wood will be available in the future for building, heating or for the production of wood products? How much agricultural land will be used to grow food and animal feed? How much livestock is justifiable in the context of climate targets in the future? What role do waste materials and residue matter play as suppliers of energy and raw materials? These and other questions are answered in a recent background report prepared by the six research institutes Oeko-Institut, DBFZ (German Biomass Research Centre), UFZ (Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research), IFEU (Institute for Energy and Environmental Research), and the Thuenen Institutes for Market Analysis and Forestry. The report summarises key data, results and considerations relating to the potential of biomass and its uses.

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  Climate-neutral transition of Germany’s heating sector with a plan: reducing emissions, increasing energy efficiency

  News 03/26/2025

  Although emissions in the building sector have fallen in recent years according to the German Environment Agency, the annual emissions for the building sector stipulated in the country’s Climate Action Act have been regularly exceeded. There are technological options for solving this problem. There is a lack of consensus as to how quickly and with what preferred instruments the climate-neutral transition of the heating sector should advance in future. In a new report, Ariadne researchers, including researchers from Oeko-Institut, give their recommendations to the German government: a rapid switch to renewable and more efficient heating systems and the systematic refurbishment of buildings.