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EVENT: Driving Climate Implementation and Financing the Energy Transition in the G20
On 24th September 2024 as part of New York Climate Week programm, Climate Transparency partners from Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, and Indonesia presented their preliminary findings on the current state of climate finance and the progress of policy implementation in their countries. For this analysis, the Climate Policy Implementation Check’s methodology was used to identify and [...]
COP28: G20 Acceleration Call – Implementing the fossil fuel phase-out
G20 Acceleration Call - Implementing the fossil fuel phase-out 5 December 2023 10 - 11:30 local time Regional Climate Foundations Pavilion (Zone B7, Building 88, booth 7 - ICM) The United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres called to super-charge efforts to achieve the Climate Solidarity Pact through an Acceleration Agenda. The G20 as biggest emitters, have [...]
EVENT: Implementing the Energy Transition: Policies in Colombia, Germany, India, Indonesia and South Africa
The Global Stocktake is clear: All countries need to raise their ambition to curb their emissions effectively, to a degree that is fair to their development status. But ambitious targets are not sufficient on their own - policies need to be in place and be implemented effectively. Climate Transparency’s new Climate Policy Implementation Check has [...]
EVENT: Oil and Gas in the G20 – Who is leading the way ahead of the COP28?
At the G20 Summit in New Delhi in September 2023, countries did not make progress on committing to phase out fossil fuels. In the run-up to the COP28 held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, the words of Secretary-General Guterres should be recalled: “The world must phase out fossil fuels in a just and equitable way [...]
How to Evaluate Implementation? Results from Piloting the Climate Transparency Implementation Check
2023 is the year of the first global Global Stocktake of the Paris Agreement. With the threat of overshooting the 1.5°C limit looming ever larger, all countries need to raise their ambition to curb their emissions effectively, to a degree that is fair to their development status. But ambitious targets are not sufficient on their [...]
The Climate Ambition Summit – The G20 transition from coal to renewables
The United Nations Secretary General António Guterres called to super-charge efforts to achieve the Climate Solidarity Pact through an Acceleration Agenda. The G20 as biggest emitters have the strongest responsibility to “make extra efforts to cut emissions (…) in a common effort to keep 1.5 degrees alive”. In practice this means to transition from coal [...]
