Mengpin Ge

Research Analyst II

Bio

Mengpin is a Research Analyst with WRI’s Global Climate Program, where she provides analytical and technical support for the Open Climate Network (OCN) and CAIT 2.0 projects. Her work focuses on analyzing and communicating national and international climate policies and data to inform climate decision making towards the 2015 climate agreement.

Prior to WRI, Mengpin earned her M.S. in Energy Science, Technology & Policy at Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh and B.S. in Environment Science from Nanjing University, China. Mengpin was born and grew up in China. Outside work she enjoys exploring DC’s museums and exhibits, and discovering the food, cities and national parks in the States.

Blog Posts

INSIDER: What’s Changing As Countries Turn INDCs into NDCs? 5 Early Insights
by Mengpin Ge and Kelly Levin - April 18, 2018
As countries formalize their climate action plans, some are shifting to more stringent targets, increasing transparency, and reflecting recent developments in knowledge and technology. Some countries, however, have lowered their ambition or made tweaks that make their commitment less clear.
5 Charts Show How Global Emissions Have Changed Since 1850
by Katie Lebling, Mengpin Ge and Johannes Friedrich - April 02, 2018
The top emitters have remained mostly the same, but there are interesting wrinkles when you look at cuts like per capita data and countries that have peaked their emissions.
Evaluating Indonesia’s Progress on its Climate Commitments
by Hanny Chrysolite, Reidinar Juliane, Josefhine Chitra and Mengpin Ge - October 04, 2017
As Indonesia implements new policies and plans to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions, a WRI working paper lays out steps it can take to meet its highest targets.
6 Charts to Understand U.S. State Greenhouse Gas Emissions
by Johannes Friedrich, Mengpin Ge and Alexander Tankou - August 10, 2017
U.S. states are major global greenhouse gas emitters, and they have the economic heft and legislative authority to move the United States toward lower emissions and cleaner energy. These six charts show how state emissions compare, how they're changing and what could come next.
This Interactive Chart Explains World’s Top 10 Emitters, and How They’ve Changed
by Johannes Friedrich, Mengpin Ge and Andrew Pickens - April 11, 2017
The world's top three emitters contribute 14 times the emissions of the bottom 100. The CAIT Climate Data Explorer reveals this and other findings.
What Do the G20 Countries’ Climate Targets Mean for Their Future Emissions?
by Katherine Ross, David Rich and Mengpin Ge - December 20, 2016
The G20 countries produce 80 percent of the world's greenhouse gas emissions. Here's at look at what their national climate plans mean for their emissions in 2025 and 2030.
6 Things You Never Knew About Indonesia’s Emissions and Local Climate Action
by Andhyta Utami, Reidinar Juliane and Mengpin Ge - June 28, 2016
Scant information exists on emissions in Indonesia's provinces, making it difficult to evaluate local climate action in the country. The new Indonesia Climate Data Explorer provides insights on emissions and climate commitments from 34 provinces.
Australia Offers Lackluster 2030 Climate Target
by Rhys Gerholdt and Mengpin Ge - August 11, 2015
Australia’s just-announced plan for tackling climate change over the next decade proposes to cut emissions 26-28 percent from 2005 levels by 2030.
Climate Plans in the Lead-up to Paris: Where Do We Stand?
by Taryn Fransen, Mengpin Ge, Kelly Levin, Eliza Northrop and Heather McGray - August 04, 2015
Countries responsible for more than half of global greenhouse gas emissions have now released their post-2020 climate action plans. How do they stack up, and what impact will they have in reining in warming?
Interactive Graphic: What Do Your State’s Emissions Look Like?
by Johannes Friedrich, Mengpin Ge and Max Frankel - August 03, 2015
A new data visualization reveals that only 10 states are responsible for nearly 50 percent of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions.

Publications

How Can Indonesia Achieve Its Climate Change Mitigation Goal? An Analysis of Potential Emissions Reductions from Energy and Land-Use Policies
Indonesia is one of the world’s largest emitters of greenhouse gases (GHG). For the past two decades, GHG emissions have increased from almost all sectors, such as land-use (defined as land use, land-use change, and forestry including peat fires), energy, agriculture, industry, and waste....
by Arief Wijaya, Hanny Chrysolite, Mengpin Ge, Clorinda Kurnia Wibowo, Almo Pradana, Andhyta Firselly Utami and Kemen Austin - October 2017

publication
Topics: Climate
Geography: Indonesia
Translating Targets into Numbers: Quantifying the Greenhouse Gas Targets of the G20 Countries
Countries around the world have set greenhouse gas targets, but they have taken different forms, from reductions in historical emissions to reductions relative to projected business-as-usual scenarios or the emissions intensity of the economy. In many cases, countries have not explicitly stated...
by Katherine Ross, David Rich and Mengpin Ge - December 2016

publication
Topics: Climate
Indonesian Climate Policy and Data in CAIT Indonesia Climate Data Explorer (PINDAI)
Indonesia Climate Data Explorer, or Platform Interaktif untuk Data Iklim (PINDAI) is an open, bilingual (Bahasa Indonesia and English) online platform featuring Indonesian national- and provincial-level climate policy information and data, including historical and projected emissions,...
by Mengpin Ge, Hanny Chrysolite, Andhyta Utami, Arief Wijaya and Johannes Friedrich - June 2016

publication
Topics: Indonesia, Climate
Geography: Indonesia
Interpreting INDCs: Assessing Transparency of Post-2020 Greenhouse Gas Emissions Targets for 8 Top-Emitting Economies
This paper evaluates the transparency of the greenhouse gas emissions targets presented in the INDCs of eight major emitters —Brazil, China, the European Union, India, Indonesia, Japan, Mexico, and the United States—which, together, contribute nearly two-thirds of annual global emissions. It...
by Thomas Damassa, Taryn Fransen, Mengpin Ge, Krisztina Pjeczka, Katherine Ross and Barbara Haya - December 2015

publication
Topics: Climate, INDCs
The U.S. Greenhouse Gas Reduction Targets
This fact sheet provides context for the U.S. GHG reduction targets and a synthesis of WRI and other scenarios that present possible GHG emissions trajectories for the U.S., given various assumptions.

Its primary aim is to inform stakeholders engaged in the UN Framework Convention on...
by Thomas Damassa, Mengpin Ge and Taryn Fransen - December 2014

publication
Topics: Climate
Geography: United States

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INSIDER: What’s Changing As Countries Turn INDCs into NDCs? 5 Early Insights

5 Charts Show How Global Emissions Have Changed Since 1850

Evaluating Indonesia’s Progress on its Climate Commitments

6 Charts to Understand U.S. State Greenhouse Gas Emissions

This Interactive Chart Explains World’s Top 10 Emitters, and How They’ve Changed

What Do the G20 Countries’ Climate Targets Mean for Their Future Emissions?

6 Things You Never Knew About Indonesia’s Emissions and Local Climate Action

Australia Offers Lackluster 2030 Climate Target

Climate Plans in the Lead-up to Paris: Where Do We Stand?

Interactive Graphic: What Do Your State’s Emissions Look Like?

How Can Indonesia Achieve Its Climate Change Mitigation Goal? An Analysis of Potential Emissions Reductions from Energy and Land-Use Policies

Translating Targets into Numbers: Quantifying the Greenhouse Gas Targets of the G20 Countries

Indonesian Climate Policy and Data in CAIT Indonesia Climate Data Explorer (PINDAI)

Interpreting INDCs: Assessing Transparency of Post-2020 Greenhouse Gas Emissions Targets for 8 Top-Emitting Economies

The U.S. Greenhouse Gas Reduction Targets

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