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This research paper describes the methodology and data sources for Consumption Compass 2.0, a tool developed by the Stockholm Environment Institute to help Swedish municipalities estimate and manage household consumption-based greenhouse gas emissions at a high spatial resolution.

This research paper presents initial findings from the Klimatkalkylatorn dataset, an online carbon footprint calculator developed by the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) and WWF Sweden. Based on self-reported data from over 800,000 users, the study analyzes variations in household carbon footprints across Sweden, examining the influence of geography, household size, and income levels to provide a more granular view than national statistics.

This briefing from the Stockholm Environment Institute outlines the socioeconomic and geographic risks associated with Sweden's transition to a low-carbon transport system. It identifies vulnerable populations—particularly those in low-density areas and low-income households—and proposes a framework of transition assistance policies (TAPs) to ensure the transition is socially equitable and politically viable.