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CREA (Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air) is an independent non-profit research organization founded in 2019 and headquartered in Helsinki, Finland, with a staff of 11-50 analysts, data scientists, and policy specialists. The organization produces evidence-based research on air pollution trends, causes, and health impacts, as well as clean energy transition, serving governments, NGOs, companies, and media worldwide. Its analytical platform combines satellite data analysis, real-time energy trade tracking, and scientific research methods, anchored by proprietary data products including the RussiaFossilTracker (covering 87% of global coal generation and 60%+ of global gas-fired power generation) and satellite-based PM2.5 monitoring across 4,041 Indian towns and Chinese provincial capitals.

CREA's core product portfolio consists of recurring monthly and quarterly analytical snapshots covering Russian fossil fuel exports and sanctions, China energy and emissions, China air quality, and India air quality, alongside thematic publications such as 'Financing Putin's War,' 'Ripe for Closure,' Indonesia nickel analysis, Pakistan solar analysis, and South Africa coal phase-out health impact assessment. The business model is freemium: all publications and data products are distributed free of charge via the energyandcleanair.org website, email newsletters, and third-party media partnerships. Operating geographies span China, India, Indonesia, Pakistan, South Africa, Russia/EU, Taiwan, the UK, and Brazil, with demonstrated policy influence including informing statutory PM emission limits in Delhi-NCR and contributing to Taiwan Cement Corporation ending Russian coal purchases.

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CREA is an independent non-profit research organization producing data-driven analysis on air pollution, energy trends, and fossil fuel trade for governments, NGOs, companies, and media worldwide, using satellite data and real-time energy tracking.

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air quality research, energy emissions analysis, fossil fuel tracking, environmental policy research, clean energy research
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  • Environmental Consulting Services54162
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Environmental and Energy Research
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1Research Publications
TypeFreemium
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CREA produces free publicly available research reports, data products, and analytical snapshots on air pollution, energy trends, and fossil fuel trade. All publications are freely accessible on their website.

energyandcleanair.org
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1Russia Fossil Fuel Tracker
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Real-time tracking system monitoring Russian fossil fuel exports, revenues, and sanctions enforcement

energyandcleanair.org
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CREA is an independent research organization that produces evidence-based research, data products, and analytical snapshots on air pollution, energy trends, and fossil fuel trade. Its core offerings include monthly and weekly reports tracking Russian fossil fuel exports and sanctions, China and India energy and emissions trends, and thematic research publications on coal phase-out health impacts, Indonesia's nickel industry, and China's steel decarbonization. All publications and data products are provided free of charge.

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  • CREA tracking shows Russia earned approximately €1 trillion from fossil fuel exports since February 2022, influencing international sanctions policy
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Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) is an independent research organization that offers a portfolio of analytical products focused on energy, emissions, and air quality research. The core offerings include monthly and quarterly snapshots covering Russia fossil fuel exports and sanctions, China energy/emissions trends, China air quality trends, and India ambient air quality. Additional products include data services, the 'Financing Putin's War' tracking series, and thematic publications on topics including coal phase-out health impacts, Indonesia's nickel strategy, and China's steel industry decarbonization. These products work together to provide comprehensive monitoring and analysis of global energy transitions, fossil fuel trade flows, and air pollution trends.

Product and service9 records
1Monthly Analysis of Russian Fossil Fuel Exports and Sanctions
CategoryAnalytical Research Reports
Description

Monthly analytical report tracking Russia's fossil fuel export revenues, volumes, and sanctions enforcement, covering crude oil, LNG, pipeline gas, coal, and oil products across major importing countries. Used by governments, media, and NGOs tracking sanctions effectiveness.

2Weekly Snapshot: Russia
CategoryAnalytical Research Reports
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Weekly tracking reports providing real-time estimates of Russian fossil fuel exports and sanctions monitoring. Used by policymakers and media for current sanctions enforcement tracking.

3China Energy and Emissions Trends Snapshot
CategoryAnalytical Research Reports
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Monthly snapshot report tracking China's energy generation, emissions trends, coal power data, renewable energy additions, and industrial output with year-on-year comparisons. Used by policymakers, analysts, and media covering China energy.

4China Air Quality Trends Snapshot
CategoryAnalytical Research Reports
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Monthly report monitoring PM2.5, ozone, and NO2 levels across China's provincial capitals, tracking compliance with national air quality standards. Used by policymakers, researchers, and media covering China air quality.

5India Monthly Ambient Air Quality Snapshot
CategoryAnalytical Research Reports
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Monthly air quality monitoring report for India covering PM2.5 levels across over 4,000 Indian cities and towns, tracking compliance with National Ambient Air Quality Standards. Used by Indian policymakers, including the Commission for Air Quality Management.

6Financing Putin's War
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Ongoing analysis series tracking how fossil fuel revenues from imports fund Russia's military operations in Ukraine, including country-by-country breakdown of purchases and sanctions enforcement tracking.

7CREA Data Products
CategoryData Services
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Access to CREA's underlying datasets including fossil shipment tracker methodology, pricing methodology for Russian crude oils, and real-time energy trade data. Provides researchers and analysts with primary data for independent analysis.

8Unmasked: Health and Economic Cost of Coal Phase-out Delay in South Africa
CategoryResearch Publications
Description

Health impact assessment quantifying premature deaths, preterm births, and childhood asthma cases from delaying coal power plant phase-out in South Africa. Joint report with Greenpeace Africa and GroundWork.

9Ripe for Closure
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Publication series analyzing the environmental and health impacts of coal-fired power plants and identifying facilities suitable for early closure across multiple countries.

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Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-01
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Collaborative analysis with Carbon Brief on China's CO2 emissions trends, with CREA providing detailed energy and emissions data analysis for Carbon Brief's reporting.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-04-01
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Joint health impact assessment on delaying coal phase-out in South Africa, quantifying air quality impacts including 32,000 additional premature deaths and 41,000 additional preterm births.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-04-01
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Co-authored health impact assessment on South African coal phase-out delay, working with CREA's evidence-based research to support advocacy efforts.

Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-04-01
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Joint study with CREA on Pakistan's solar energy adoption, showing how solar expansion helped avoid over $12 billion in oil and gas imports.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthersAnnounced on2026-03-01
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CREA's Haryana district-level research on secondary pollutants informed CAQM's statutory order setting uniform PM emission limits for industries across Delhi-NCR.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-09-01
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Joint reports on coal power expansion in China and globally, including the 'Boom and Bust Coal' annual report and 'Built to peak' coal power analysis. Collaboration combines CREA's energy and emissions analysis with GEM's coal plant tracking database.

7Environmental Rights Foundation (ERF)
Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-06-01
Description

Joint research with CREA and Ecodefense on Taiwan's imports of Russian coal, leading to Taiwan Cement Corporation ending Russian coal purchases after advocacy work.

energyandcleanair.org
Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-06-01
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Co-published report on Taiwan's Russian coal imports with CREA and ERF, contributing to successful advocacy resulting in TCC ending Russian coal procurement.

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TypeDirect peer
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Tracks global fossil fuel infrastructure (coal plants, pipelines, terminals) with open data. Direct peer on the supply-side data layer that complements CREA's emissions, trade, and policy analytics.

TypeDirect peer
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Independent energy think tank producing data-driven analysis on the global electricity transition. Highly comparable to CREA in mission, data-first approach, and use of public datasets to influence energy policy and media coverage.

TypeDirect peer
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Climate science and policy research organization producing analyses on decarbonization pathways and 1.5°C alignment. Comparable as a science-driven, policy-influencing non-profit working on the energy transition.

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Independent climate think tank focused on European and international energy diplomacy. Comparable in mission (accelerating clean energy transition) and stakeholder engagement with governments and NGOs.

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Non-profit focused on clean air and climate solutions, with deep work on air pollution from coal and heavy industry. Comparable in air-quality focus and policy advocacy grounded in technical research.

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Independent clean energy research and advisory organization. Comparable in energy transition research, engagement with governments and industry, and emphasis on actionable, data-led analysis.

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International research organization working on environment and sustainable development. Comparable as a research-driven non-profit producing policy-relevant environmental analysis with global reach.

TypeEmerging player
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Data analytics non-profit tracking power-sector emissions globally using satellite and modeled data. Comparable as a data-driven climate analytics organization informing energy transition decisions, but earlier-stage and narrower in scope.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Intergovernmental energy data and policy organization. Comparable as a dominant authority on global energy data, but vastly larger, broader in scope, and intergovernmental rather than independent non-profit.

TypeOthers
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Climate science and policy journalism outlet that publishes deep data-driven analysis (including on China's CO2 emissions with CREA). Comparable as a partner that similarly translates energy/climate data into influential public outputs, though it is a media organization rather than a research non-profit.

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Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air

Environmental and Energy Researchenergyandcleanair.org

CREA is an independent non-profit research organization producing data-driven analysis on air pollution, energy trends, and fossil fuel trade for governments, NGOs, companies, and media worldwide, using satellite data and real-time energy tracking.

What Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air does

CREA (Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air) is an independent non-profit research organization founded in 2019 and headquartered in Helsinki, Finland, with a staff of 11-50 analysts, data scientists, and policy specialists. The organization produces evidence-based research on air pollution trends, causes, and health impacts, as well as clean energy transition, serving governments, NGOs, companies, and media worldwide. Its analytical platform combines satellite data analysis, real-time energy trade tracking, and scientific research methods, anchored by proprietary data products including the RussiaFossilTracker (covering 87% of global coal generation and 60%+ of global gas-fired power generation) and satellite-based PM2.5 monitoring across 4,041 Indian towns and Chinese provincial capitals.

CREA's core product portfolio consists of recurring monthly and quarterly analytical snapshots covering Russian fossil fuel exports and sanctions, China energy and emissions, China air quality, and India air quality, alongside thematic publications such as 'Financing Putin's War,' 'Ripe for Closure,' Indonesia nickel analysis, Pakistan solar analysis, and South Africa coal phase-out health impact assessment. The business model is freemium: all publications and data products are distributed free of charge via the energyandcleanair.org website, email newsletters, and third-party media partnerships. Operating geographies span China, India, Indonesia, Pakistan, South Africa, Russia/EU, Taiwan, the UK, and Brazil, with demonstrated policy influence including informing statutory PM emission limits in Delhi-NCR and contributing to Taiwan Cement Corporation ending Russian coal purchases.

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Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air
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Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air
Website
https://energyandcleanair.org
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Private
Founded year
2019
Operating status
Operating
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11–50 employees
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CREA is an independent non-profit research organization producing data-driven analysis on air pollution, energy trends, and fossil fuel trade for governments, NGOs, companies, and media worldwide, using satellite data and real-time energy tracking.
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Europe

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  1. Research Publications: CREA produces free publicly available research reports, data products, and analytical snapshots on air pollution, energy trends, and fossil fuel trade. All publications are freely accessible on their website.

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Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air product offering

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Core offering

CREA is an independent research organization that produces evidence-based research, data products, and analytical snapshots on air pollution, energy trends, and fossil fuel trade. Its core offerings include monthly and weekly reports tracking Russian fossil fuel exports and sanctions, China and India energy and emissions trends, and thematic research publications on coal phase-out health impacts, Indonesia's nickel industry, and China's steel decarbonization. All publications and data products are provided free of charge.

Product overview

Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) is an independent research organization that offers a portfolio of analytical products focused on energy, emissions, and air quality research. The core offerings include monthly and quarterly snapshots covering Russia fossil fuel exports and sanctions, China energy/emissions trends, China air quality trends, and India ambient air quality. Additional products include data services, the 'Financing Putin's War' tracking series, and thematic publications on topics including coal phase-out health impacts, Indonesia's nickel strategy, and China's steel industry decarbonization. These products work together to provide comprehensive monitoring and analysis of global energy transitions, fossil fuel trade flows, and air pollution trends.

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Problem solved

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Brands

  • Russia Fossil Fuel Tracker: Real-time tracking system monitoring Russian fossil fuel exports, revenues, and sanctions enforcement
  • Financing Putin's War
  • China Monthly Energy & Emissions Snapshot
  • India Monthly Ambient Air Quality Snapshot
  • China Air Quality Trends Snapshot

Products and services

  • Monthly Analysis of Russian Fossil Fuel Exports and Sanctions Monthly analytical report tracking Russia's fossil fuel export revenues, volumes, and sanctions enforcement, covering crude oil, LNG, pipeline gas, coal, and oil products across major importing countries. Used by governments, media, and NGOs tracking sanctions effectiveness.
  • Weekly Snapshot: Russia Weekly tracking reports providing real-time estimates of Russian fossil fuel exports and sanctions monitoring. Used by policymakers and media for current sanctions enforcement tracking.
  • China Energy and Emissions Trends Snapshot Monthly snapshot report tracking China's energy generation, emissions trends, coal power data, renewable energy additions, and industrial output with year-on-year comparisons. Used by policymakers, analysts, and media covering China energy.
  • China Air Quality Trends Snapshot Monthly report monitoring PM2.5, ozone, and NO2 levels across China's provincial capitals, tracking compliance with national air quality standards. Used by policymakers, researchers, and media covering China air quality.
  • India Monthly Ambient Air Quality Snapshot Monthly air quality monitoring report for India covering PM2.5 levels across over 4,000 Indian cities and towns, tracking compliance with National Ambient Air Quality Standards. Used by Indian policymakers, including the Commission for Air Quality Management.
  • Financing Putin's War Ongoing analysis series tracking how fossil fuel revenues from imports fund Russia's military operations in Ukraine, including country-by-country breakdown of purchases and sanctions enforcement tracking.
  • CREA Data Products Access to CREA's underlying datasets including fossil shipment tracker methodology, pricing methodology for Russian crude oils, and real-time energy trade data. Provides researchers and analysts with primary data for independent analysis.
  • Unmasked: Health and Economic Cost of Coal Phase-out Delay in South Africa Health impact assessment quantifying premature deaths, preterm births, and childhood asthma cases from delaying coal power plant phase-out in South Africa. Joint report with Greenpeace Africa and GroundWork.
  • Ripe for Closure Publication series analyzing the environmental and health impacts of coal-fired power plants and identifying facilities suitable for early closure across multiple countries.

Quantifiable outcome

  • CREA tracking shows Russia earned approximately €1 trillion from fossil fuel exports since February 2022, influencing international sanctions policy
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Eight partnerships are on record, tiered major, core and minor.

  • Carbon BriefmajorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 June 2026Collaborative analysis with Carbon Brief on China's CO2 emissions trends, with CREA providing detailed energy and emissions data analysis for Carbon Brief's reporting.
  • Greenpeace AfricacoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 April 2026Joint health impact assessment on delaying coal phase-out in South Africa, quantifying air quality impacts including 32,000 additional premature deaths and 41,000 additional preterm births.
  • GroundWorkcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 April 2026Co-authored health impact assessment on South African coal phase-out delay, working with CREA's evidence-based research to support advocacy efforts.
  • Renewables FirstmajorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 April 2026Joint study with CREA on Pakistan's solar energy adoption, showing how solar expansion helped avoid over $12 billion in oil and gas imports.
  • Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM)minorOthers · 1 March 2026CREA's Haryana district-level research on secondary pollutants informed CAQM's statutory order setting uniform PM emission limits for industries across Delhi-NCR.
  • Global Energy Monitor (GEM)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 September 2024Joint reports on coal power expansion in China and globally, including the 'Boom and Bust Coal' annual report and 'Built to peak' coal power analysis. Collaboration combines CREA's energy and emissions analysis with GEM's coal plant tracking database.
  • Environmental Rights Foundation (ERF)majorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 June 2024Joint research with CREA and Ecodefense on Taiwan's imports of Russian coal, leading to Taiwan Cement Corporation ending Russian coal purchases after advocacy work.
  • EcodefensemajorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 June 2024Co-published report on Taiwan's Russian coal imports with CREA and ERF, contributing to successful advocacy resulting in TCC ending Russian coal procurement.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air competitors and assessment

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Direct peers

  • Global Energy Monitor: Tracks global fossil fuel infrastructure (coal plants, pipelines, terminals) with open data. Direct peer on the supply-side data layer that complements CREA's emissions, trade, and policy analytics.
  • Ember: Independent energy think tank producing data-driven analysis on the global electricity transition. Highly comparable to CREA in mission, data-first approach, and use of public datasets to influence energy policy and media coverage.
  • Climate Analytics: Climate science and policy research organization producing analyses on decarbonization pathways and 1.5°C alignment. Comparable as a science-driven, policy-influencing non-profit working on the energy transition.
  • E3G: Independent climate think tank focused on European and international energy diplomacy. Comparable in mission (accelerating clean energy transition) and stakeholder engagement with governments and NGOs.
  • Clean Air Task Force: Non-profit focused on clean air and climate solutions, with deep work on air pollution from coal and heavy industry. Comparable in air-quality focus and policy advocacy grounded in technical research.
  • RMI (Rocky Mountain Institute): Independent clean energy research and advisory organization. Comparable in energy transition research, engagement with governments and industry, and emphasis on actionable, data-led analysis.
  • Stockholm Environment Institute: International research organization working on environment and sustainable development. Comparable as a research-driven non-profit producing policy-relevant environmental analysis with global reach.

Emerging players

  • TransitionZero: Data analytics non-profit tracking power-sector emissions globally using satellite and modeled data. Comparable as a data-driven climate analytics organization informing energy transition decisions, but earlier-stage and narrower in scope.

Broad incumbents

  • International Energy Agency (IEA): Intergovernmental energy data and policy organization. Comparable as a dominant authority on global energy data, but vastly larger, broader in scope, and intergovernmental rather than independent non-profit.

Others

  • Carbon Brief: Climate science and policy journalism outlet that publishes deep data-driven analysis (including on China's CO2 emissions with CREA). Comparable as a partner that similarly translates energy/climate data into influential public outputs, though it is a media organization rather than a research non-profit.

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Frequently asked questions about Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air

What does Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air do?

CREA is an independent research organization that produces evidence-based research, data products, and analytical snapshots on air pollution, energy trends, and fossil fuel trade. Its core offerings include monthly and weekly reports tracking Russian fossil fuel exports and sanctions, China and India energy and emissions trends, and thematic research publications on coal phase-out health impacts, Indonesia's nickel industry, and China's steel decarbonization. All publications and data products are provided free of charge.

Is Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air a public or private company?

Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air founded?

Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air was founded in 2019. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air based?

Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air is headquartered in Helsinki, Finland, in the Europe region.

How does Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air make money?

One revenue line is on record: research Publications.

Who are Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Global Energy Monitor, Ember, Climate Analytics, E3G, Clean Air Task Force, RMI (Rocky Mountain Institute) and Stockholm Environment Institute. TransitionZero is listed as an emerging player. International Energy Agency (IEA) is listed as a broad incumbent. Carbon Brief is listed as an others.

Does Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air have an API?

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The Straits TimesSolar investments saved Singapore $123.8m in higher fossil fuel import costs: ReportSolar investments saved Singapore an estimated $97 million in power-related fossil fuel imports over five months earlier in 2026, after energy prices spiked due to the Strait of Hormuz crisis. The report by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air found that reliance on imported fossil fuels still caused $8.1 billion in additional gross fossil fuel costs in the six months following the US-Iran war.BloombergChina’s Waning Appetite for Oil Is Keeping Emissions in Check - BloombergChina's oil consumption fell 9% year-on-year in the second quarter of 2026, driven by a 16% slump in the transport sector, according to a Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air report. Crude oil processing dropped 11%, with electric vehicles benefiting as gasoline and diesel prices rose due to the Iran War.Inside Climate NewsChina’s Carbon Pollution Fell in Recent Months as Oil Demand PlummetedChina's oil consumption fell 9% in April-June, with transportation use dropping 16%, according to a Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air analysis. This helped push CO2 emissions down 1% year-on-year, despite a 2.4% rise in coal use. The trend could reshape global energy dynamics if sustained.Mint$22 billion extra for fuel: India among countries which paid the most in Strait of Hormuz price shock, reveals studyA Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air report published August 26 found fossil fuel importers paid a gross extra $330 billion for seaborne crude, oil products and LNG in the six months after US-Israel strikes on Iran in February 2026. India's gross additional cost was $22.5 billion, net $14.4 billion, or 0.38% of GDP. China's net cost was $31.3 billion.Crypto BriefingFossil fuel importers face $330B cost surge amid US-Iran tensions: CREAA Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air report found fossil fuel importers added $330 billion in costs for seaborne oil, fuel and LNG between March and August 2026, driven by US-Iran tensions. Brent averaged about $93 per barrel, with Asian and European LNG prices also rising. The report says markets view this as upward pressure on oil prices, with crude potentially reaching a new all-time high by year-end.OilPrice.comIran War Adds $330 Billion to Global Energy Import BillA Finland-based think tank, the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air, said the war between the United States, Israel and Iran added an estimated $330 billion to global oil, fuel and LNG import bills between March and August, with crude accounting for $164.1 billion. Europe suffered the most at $78 billion, followed by China at $35 billion and India at $22 billion. The outlet said LNG prices in Asia and Europe averaged 75% and 60% higher than pre-war expectations, and fuel costs may persist after the war.YahooIran War Adds $330 Billion to Global Energy Import BillA Finland-based think tank, the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air, said the war between the United States, Israel and Iran added up to $330 billion to global oil, fuel and LNG import bills between March and August. Crude oil accounted for $164.1 billion, diesel and gasoil $73.8 billion, gasoline $35.7 billion, LNG $38 billion and jet fuel $20 billion. The EU suffered the most, with an extra $78 billion, followed by China at $35 billion and India at $22 billion.The Times of IndiaDelhi's August: Above-normal rain, warm nights, and three-year high AQIDelhi's August saw rainfall above the seasonal average, with Safdarjung recording 653.9 mm against a long-period average of 506.7 mm, a 29 per cent surplus. The capital's average maximum temperature was 34.1 degrees Celsius, the highest in two years, while the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air found an average AQI of 92, the highest since 2023.The TribuneHormuz crisis costs India additional 22 billion dollars in fossil fuel imports: ReportA Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air report found India spent an estimated $22 billion in gross additional fossil-fuel import costs between March and August 2026, driven by price spikes from the Hormuz crisis. Net costs were $14.4 billion, or about 0.38% of GDP, with crude oil alone adding $20.5 billion. Globally, importers paid $330 billion more for seaborne crude, oil products and LNG.https://www.outlookbusiness.com/Who Paid The Price For Hormuz Crisis? $330 Billion Fossil Fuel Shock Revealed – Outlook BusinessA Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air report estimates that fossil fuel importers paid an extra $330 billion for seaborne crude, refined products and LNG between March and August 2026, compared with pre-war futures expectations. Crude oil accounted for $164.1 billion, diesel and gasoil $73.8 billion and LNG $38 billion, with the EU, China and India among the largest payers. The report excludes freight, war-risk premiums and coal.