At GII (Green Industrial Interventions) Lab, we develop participatory, uncertainty-resilient computational tools to evaluate, design, and blend interventions that accelerate the adoption and commercialisation of clean innovations. Our primary focus is on understanding how market-based interventions such as carbon pricing, green bonds, subsidies, trading schemes, offtake agreements and market shaping mechanisms can generate sufficient demand-pull to scale deep decarbonisation technologies and trigger economic tipping points in cleaner products. We apply systems thinking and a convergent approach that integrates engineering, economics, policy, and finance to identify when and where interventions can unlock market viability. Our tools are applied to a portfolio of deep decarbonisation technologies including carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS), blue hydrogen, green hydrogen, electrification, synthetic fuels, and direct air capture. We evaluate these technologies across a range of hard-to-abate sectors that are central to global industrial emissions, namely iron and steel, cement, chemicals (ammonia and methanol), refining, petrochemicals, shipping, aviation, and heavy-duty transport. Our work offers rigorous, real-world pathways to making clean technologies viable at scale. We are based at the Grantham Institute – Climate Change and the Environment at Imperial College London. Please see below for details of our current and completed projects. At the heart of GII Lab is a team of transformative researchers, scroll down to meet the GII Lab family and learn more about our current and past projects.