Our publications

A collection of our English position papers and publications. Please note that we renamed our foundation in 2021 from Stiftung 2° to Stiftung KlimaWirtschaft.

A Pact to Accelerate the Expansion of Renewable Energies. Now.

(28.02.2022) In view of the Russian crisis, the Foundation KlimaWirtschaft has published a paper with measures to accelerate the expansion of renewable energies and strengthen security of supply.

An Implementation Programme for Climate Neutrality. Now.

(11.10.2021) In their business statement, 69 companies from all key sectors of the economy - including many large companies from all sectors of the German economy - are calling on the new German government to set up an implementation offensive for climate neutrality within the first 100 days.

Climate Neutrality 2050: What Industry Needs From Policymakers Now

(22.02.2021) Active climate policy is a prerequisite for German industry to remain competitive, invest in Germany as a business location and become climate-neutral. This report summarizes twelve recommendations for action for policymakers that were drawn up by an exchange with 17 industrial companies, the 2° Foundation, Agora Energiewende and Roland Berger.

For a climate neutral economy ‘made in Europe’: Working together to re-launch Europe, now!

(08.10.2020) Ahead of the EU Council Summit on October 15-16, 2020, Foundation 2° publishes a position paper on the upcoming course to be set in EU climate policy. The paper was developed on the basis of a dialogue with renowned German companies from numerous important industries.

A Strong Climate Stimulus Programme for Industry

(02.06.2020) Shortly before the German government presents an economic stimulus package, Foundation 2° publishes a position paper based on a dialogue with well-known industrial companies.

For crisis management and a sustainable future: Making our economy more resilient with a climate stimulus programme.

(27.04.2020) 68 major German companies appeal to policymakers to combine measures to address the consequences of the Corona crisis with ambitious climate policies.