Oil Change International publishes upwards of 20 reports and briefings every year focused on supporting the movement for a just phase-out of fossil fuels.
Oil Change International's new analysis outlines how fossil fuel producing countries are impacted by the volatility of a global economy running on fossil fuels, and makes the case for these countries to develop credible government-led roadmaps to plan for a world of declining demand for their products.
Roadmaps to shut down developed fields and mines early are crucial to limit overshoot, save lives.
Deep cuts to fossil fuel finance, unfinished business on clean energy
A public opinion poll conducted by YouGov across the United States, France, and the United Kingdom found support to phase out fossil fuels.
Clean Energy Finance Overtakes Fossil Fuels for the First Time, but G20 Governments and Development Banks Still Fund Fossil Fuel Lock-In
This briefing examines the structural barriers that constrain finance for Africa’s just energy transition, including high borrowing costs, debt pressures, unequal access to international public finance, limitations in blended finance, and global tax and financial rules that continue to constrain African economies.
The European Union is becoming increasingly reliant on U.S. liquefied natural gas even as U.S. fossil gas gets more expensive.
Asia is central to plans for a massive expansion of U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG), but greater dependence on U.S. fossil gas will come at a cost.
French oil giant TotalEnergies’ LNG into Europe risks European security, affordability, and climate goals. Total has imported three times as much LNG to Europe than any other company in recent years, and most of that LNG comes from the US and Russia. Europe’s best path to achieving security, affordability, and climate goals is to equitably phase out fossil fuels, accelerate energy efficiency, and transition to renewable energy.
Research by Oil Change International (OCI) and Centre for Research on Multinational Corporations (SOMO), supported by Data Desk, reveals how two little-known private companies have become important traders of crude oil to Israel.
