Norway, a major oil & gas-producing nation, fulfills Clean Energy Transition Partnership (CETP) pledge made a year ago at COP28 climate summit in Dubai Norwegian government institutions can no longer use government-backed finance to fund fossil fuel projects abroad Norway’s...
Australia fulfills Clean Energy Transition Partnership (CETP) pledge made a year ago at COP28 climate summit in Dubai Australian government institutions can no longer use government-backed finance to fund fossil fuel projects abroad Australia’s new policy boosts next week’s OECD...
With time running out in Baku, negotiators must secure an agreement that delivers trillions yearly in public grants—not dangerous distractions that deepen inequalities.
At a COP29 press conference, the United Kingdom, Colombia, and New Zealand announced they are joining the Dutch-led Coalition on Phasing Out Fossil Fuel Incentives (COFFIS) launched at COP28. While Civil Society Organizations applaud the growing membership, they urge all members...
As COP29 enters its fifth day in Baku, the stark choice facing negotiators is clear: either deliver real solutions through public grants of at least $1 trillion annually in public funds, or fall back on inadequate private sector mechanisms that...
Our new analysis shows many governments and finance models overstate the role the private sector can play in financing a just energy transition. This is coming to a head with the deadline for a new climate finance goal (NCQG) at...
"Today’s Action Plan sends an important signal that countries must go further, and agree on an ambitious wider NCQG here in Baku.”
“The notion that New Zealand can both reopen oil and gas exploration and remain a member of the global initiative whose mission is to end it is preposterous. There is no doubt New Zealand will no longer qualify as a...
Today G20 Foreign Affairs, Finance, and Environment Ministers released a communique following their final meeting as the Task Force on a Global Mobilization against Climate Change (TF-CLIMA)
For the first time, this comprehensive briefing brings together evidence to demonstrate that Norway's plans for blue hydrogen are unrealistic and economically unsound.
