The UK officially announced a North Sea licensing ban on 26 November, 2025. While it was a hard fought win and a necessary first step, it still has a long way to go. Read the analysis from Oil Change International,...
Japan’s development agency, Japan International Cooperation Agency, destroyed communities & livelihoods in Bangladesh with its $4 billion Matarbari coal power plant. Now they are pushing for gas & other fossil fuel technologies. But local fisherfolk and farmers are standing up...
Today, Oil Change International will be convening a press conference at COP30 with energy and policy experts and climate activists to present the current state of play on the COP30 political package, and how decisions on the just transition, adaptation,...
Today, President Lula joins the UN climate talks, and the COP30 Presidency is determined to push through the Mutirão Decision by the end of the day in an unprecedented move to gavel through major decisions in one swoop mid-second week.
The second week of COP30 has opened with a show of political maneuvering, as ministers arrived in Belém to an agenda that is quickly being merged into two high-stakes packages. A new proposal presented by the COP30 Presidency this morning,...
As COP30 Enters Week Two, Pressure Mounts for Real Action on Just Transition, Fossil Fuel Phaseout Roadmap, and Financial Architecture Reform
The path to 1.5ºC depends on what’s decided here in Belém and whether the world will stand with people or polluters.
As the first week of COP30 wraps up and ministers arrive in Belém, negotiations continue on key issues that could define the outcome. Major progress on a just transition is key if COP30 is to be the ‘COP of truth’.
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,...
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...
