Every country has a path to net zero. Build yours.
Pathways Explorer is a free, open-source tool used by ministries, cities, and NGOs to design credible decarbonisation scenarios, sector by sector, country by country. Pick yours on the map, or start from a regional preset.
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From first click to a credible scenario, in a single session.
Nothing to install: sign in once and start exploring. The model runs on Climact servers, the results appear in your browser. Every lever comes with a calibrated baseline and documented sources: you move the levers, the numbers update.
Or a region. The historical inventory and reference pathway load automatically.
Six sectors, each with a 1 to 4 ambition lever. Start from the baseline or a published plan.
Emission curve, energy mix, investment cost. Compared automatically to official targets.
Save your scenario behind your account, then download the data as CSV or share it with a permalink.
Six sectors, one horizon: every number traceable.
A pathway is the sum of six sectoral trajectories. Below: the reference scenario for …, drawn from the same model that powers the workspace.
yarn workspace @climact/patex snapshot:landing to populate real numbers.A shared workbench for net zero pathways.
Climate commitments land. Implementation is harder. The tool is designed to support the people actually doing the work: policy teams, consultants, city networks, with a shared, reproducible way to test scenarios.
Build new net zero pathways with your partners, or put existing ones to the test, on robust and transparent data.
Quantify the energy and material demand of a pathway and identify the levers to activate first to accelerate the transition.
See what your pathway means for the economy, public health and the wider environment.
The model is open.
climact_models is the Python package behind the Pathways Explorer. Code, data and assumptions are documented; researchers, civil servants and NGOs can run the model offline, audit it, or extend it.
Free for the public good, premium tools for those who need depth.
You sign in once so we can keep the platform free, prioritise support, and understand who's using it. Free covers the whole model on your own; Pro adds the Climact team; Pro Advanced adds connected modules.
The whole model, on your own.
- Build and save scenarios for every available country
- Compare with reference and official pathways
- Detailed sectoral assumptions and sources
- Export data (CSV) and charts (PNG), share scenario links
Build your scenarios with the Climact team.
- Onboarding and training for your team
- Expert support to design and review new scenarios
- New countries and regions not yet in the tool
- Custom regional hierarchies
Advanced features and connected modules.
- Split ETS and indirect emissions
- Energy system implications with PyPSA
- Co-benefits of your pathways with MICAT
- Material demand with Climact experts
The Pathways Explorer is one tool. The decarbonisation challenge needs many.
The Pathways Explorer is part of a broader Climact ecosystem: city-scale calculators, an EU ETS simulator, energy-system explorers, corporate climate intelligence and client portals. Reuse the data, go deeper with another tool, or talk to us about what's missing.
EU City CalculatorCitiesFree, open-source web tool to simulate and compare climate neutrality scenarios at city scale, same modelling spirit as the Pathways Explorer.
ETS SimulatorCarbon marketsA transparent, fully parameterised model of the EU Emissions Trading System: you set the policy, the engine projects the whole market to 2040.
PyPSA-EUR Results ExplorerEnergy systemsBrowse hourly and annual outputs of PyPSA-EUR energy-system runs by country and carrier, a deep-dive complement to Pathways Explorer scenarios.
SiriusCorporateClimate intelligence platform for investors and corporates: physical, transition and biodiversity risk at site and portfolio level.
myClimactPortalClimact client portal: projects, deliverables and shared workspaces, including the full tool catalogue.
Tell us what you need. New tools and modules are added as the climate questions evolve.