Advancing a Fair and Funded Transition Away from Fossil Fuels at COP30
The report recommends that governments lead the fossil fuel phase-out to ensure it is rooted in justice and equity.
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Communities Confront U.S. Governors Over Fossil Fuel Expansion and False Climate Solutions
Belém, Brazil — As Trump doubles down on fossil fuel fanaticism, state and local leaders in the U.S. have a responsibility to lead a just transition and not just rebrand the same polluting system. At COP30, New Mexico Governor Michelle...
Oil Change International COP30 Media Advisory – 12 November
While “no single country can stop the energy transition”, the question energy and policy experts are asking at COP30 is whether the inevitable transition will be fast enough, or fair enough as countries negotiate implementing their COP28 commitment to transition...
Oil Change International COP30 Media Advisory – 13 November
As we approach the end of week 1, negotiations continue on issues that could shape the final outcome of the UN climate talks. Meanwhile, a growing coalition of countries - including Colombia, the Republic of the Marshall Islands, the UK,...
“Reparations, not investments” — Shereen Talaat on climate debt, reparations and public finance
In the second episode of Burned: The Price of Oil, host Shady Khalil speaks with Shereen Talaat, Founder and Director of MENA Fem Movement to explore the global financial system’s deep colonial roots - and how private-finance-first approaches to the...
Oil Change International responds to the UK Government’s official announcement of a North Sea licensing ban
The UK government has announced official plans to end licensing in the North Sea
Mapping the money behind carbon capture: Public subsidies and industry ties
Data compiled by Oil Change International (OCI) shows the EU, its member states, and Norway have committed nearly €17.3 billion in public money since 2001 to CCS projects and fossil- based hydrogen projects that plan to utilize CCS.
Response to U.S. military strikes in Venezuela: a fossil-fueled act of war
President Trump’s launch of large‑scale military strikes in Venezuela, including the capture of President Nicolás Maduro, is a flagrant act of war and violation of international law. This reckless aggression is part of a shameful pattern of U.S. imperialism in...
New Report: Oil and Gas Fail to Deliver Development in Africa
As global energy markets are rocked by conflict and geopolitical instability, a new report by Oil Change International and Power Shift Africa finds that oil and gas production has failed to deliver economic development in Africa’s producing countries and is...
Irrational Exemption: Tar sands pipeline subsidies and why they must end
This briefing finds that the transport of tar sands oil through pipelines in the United States is exempt from payments into the Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund, which creates a free ride worth over $375 million to tar sands oil...