Policies that respond to climate change and other environmental issues will increasingly impact the development of the global energy sector. The transition to low-carbon economies will need to be carefully managed, as the provision of secure, affordable energy is critical for economic growth and social development. More than ever, there is a need for a fuller understanding of the opportunities to promote synergies between energy, environmental and climate policies. Energy, Climate Change, and Environment: 2014 Insights helps address this need with in-depth analysis of selected policy questions at the energy-climate interface, including: How can we accelerate the transition from (i.e. "unlock") existing high-emissions infrastructure? What are the best ways to design cost-effective emissions trading systems that fit with national circumstances? What are some alternative energy-specific metrics that support near-term emissions reductions?