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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.

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.

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

The proposed diesel export ban is a short-sighted “America First” response to a global crisis his reckless war helped create. The US exports about 5% of global diesel and a ban risks turning a severe shortage into a global economic disaster.

“Germany’s 2045 phaseout date is far too late, and is an insult to equity when it comes to a fair global energy transition."

On the road to COP31, governments must reject Trump’s attempt to build a fossil fuel empire and show that his agenda will not dictate our shared future.

As the French government prepares to announce a new package of targeted financial aid for households suffering from rising fossil fuel prices, it must realise the urgent need for lasting action. Only greater energy efficiency and transition to renewable energy can protect people from volatile fossil fuels for good.

It’s time for countries to act, and it starts by developing their national roadmaps to achieve prosperity beyond fossil fuels. Their credibility is on the line.

The 2026 United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) and New York Climate Week come at a moment of devastating climate impacts and profound geopolitical instability.

This roadmap marks a crucial international signal to all country leaders that at a time of skyrocketing fossil fuel prices and geopolitical conflict, getting out of fossil fuels is the fastest and most secure way to achieve economic, energy and climate security, and resilience.