On 1 June 2026, Hughes Hall enters a new phase in its climate work, with a continuing focus on the Law for Climate Action programme and the legal dimensions of climate action. This next stage will enable the Locally Determined Contributions project funded by Innovate UK to expand its reach, deepen its impact, and build on the strong foundations established at Hughes Hall. We encourage you to follow its progress and stay connected through the following link:
Locally Determined Contributions
While the policy pages of this website are no longer updated, all existing CCE resources remain available for public use and reference.
The Centre will continue to collaborate across the University of Cambridge to engage with policymakers to inform and encourage development of initiatives to accelerate climate action, with a particular focus on law for climate action.
Related content
-
CCE to support West Midlands Combined Authority climate work
-
CCE contributes evidence to UK Parliament inquiry on international climate policy
-
CCE provides feedback on RESP Methodology for future energy infrastructure
-
Developing a place-based toolkit for net zero
-
Policy briefing on COP30: Key outcomes for board directors
-
Post-Budget policy briefing for Chapter Zero’s network of UK Board Directors
-
CCE thanks eleven interns for their work on climate projects
-
September policy briefing for Chapter Zero’s network of UK Board Directors
-
Policy briefing: How the ICJ’s advisory opinion could reshape corporate climate risk
-
CCE responds to UK Government Consultation on Voluntary Carbon and Nature Markets
-
Event summary: Cambridge Zero Community Day
-
Labour’s first year in government: Where does climate policy stand?