TRANSITION MACROECONOMICS CONSORTIUM
An international community of researchers and practitioners that develop and promote economic frameworks that are fit-for-the-purpose of modeling the dynamics of decarbonizing the economy.
What’s missing in the current macroeconomic models?
Our Goal and Vision
Our goal is to enable a long-term relationship among an international cohort of modelers that continue working together to develop and put into practice macroeconomic models that are fit-for-the-purpose of studying economy-wide decarbonization and other major transitions.
Events
Net-Zero Transition in the Context of Geopolitical Fragmentation: How Can Macroeconomic Modelling Help?
Paris, France • April 22nd, 2026
The Economic Impacts from Data Centers to a Low-Carbon Transition: Do we have the Macroeconomic Models we Need?
Chicago, IL • July 21st, 2026
Publications
Modeling The Macroeconomic Dynamics of a Low-Carbon Energy Transition: Where Integrated Assessment Models Fall Short
Karla Arias, Carey King, et al.
Research Paper • March 12th, 2026
Modeling the Phasing out of Fossil Fuels: How Fit are the Macroeconomic Options?
Michele Manfroni, Carey King, et al.
Research Paper • March 8th, 2026
Videos
Country-Level Energy and Exergy Database to Improve Understanding of Energy and the Economy
Matthew Heun, Paul Brockway
March 4th, 2025
The Real-World Economics of the Energy Transition: Finding Policy That Works
Hector Pollitt
February 11th, 2025
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