In Response to Japan Using the AZEC Ministerial to Lock Asia Into Fossil Fuel Dependency
Japan's POWERR Asia’s stockpiling agreements would keep the region buying oil for the benefit of Japanese corporate profits
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Pacific Island ministers announce plan for regional roadmap to transition away from fossil fuels
“Their leadership stands in stark contrast to major Global North fossil fuel producers who fight wars over oil and gas and plan to flood the world with more fossil fuels at a time of already catastrophic climate impacts, while failing to deliver climate finance at a level that meets needs."
Changing Unjust Financial Rules Could Unlock $367 Billion a Year For Africa’s Just Energy Transition
Changing international financial rules as well as integrating regional and domestic reforms could unlock $367 billion in public finance annually.
Japan backs Trump’s LNG Boom as Asia Faces Higher Energy Bills, Analysis Warns
Japan is backing U.S. gas expansion that could leave households and businesses across Asia paying more for energy over the next decade.
New Research: US LNG is Projected to Become More Expensive for the EU
For European customers, LNG from the United States is already the most expensive, and new research shows it is projected to become even more expensive.
A Blatant Giveaway to Big Oil and Big Tech: Oil Change International Opposes Potential Permitting Bill
This backdoor "dirty deal" will worsen the climate crisis and put families at even greater risk of losing their homes and loved ones to extreme weather.
Ahead of Nepal PM’s UN Address, Oil Change International Calls for Loss and Damage Funding
The people of Nepal just faced a deadly glacial flood caused by a fossil fueled climate crisis they did not create. Wealthy, high-emitting countries must urgently fill the Loss and Damage Fund, provide grant-based climate finance at the scale needed, and end the fossil fuel expansion driving this destruction.
Rapport : 71% du gaz naturel liquéfié importé par TotalEnergies en Europe provient de pays dont les gouvernements lui sont hostiles
Le rapport révèle comment le géant pétrolier français TotalEnergies, premier importateur de gaz naturel liquéfié (GNL) en Europe, s'approvisionne à 71% auprès des États-Unis et de la Russie. Les dirigeants des deux pays ayant menacé ou attaqué l'Europe, dépendre de leurs ressources énergétiques pose un risque sécuritaire. Pour atteindre ses objectifs de sécurité, de coûts de l’énergie et de climat, l’Europe doit sortir des énergies fossiles de façon juste, accélérer les efforts d’efficacité énergétique et passer aux énergies renouvelables.
New Data: TotalEnergies sources 71% of its LNG into Europe from countries with governments hostile to the EU, putting the region at risk
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.
In response to Australian PM at the UN High-Level Event on Climate Action
Prime Minister Albanese spoke about the climate threats facing Pacific nations while leaving out a dirty truth that Australia continues to produce and export the coal and gas that fuel those threats