Policy
Big fossil-fuel countries back Brazil-led transition roadmap
Climate Home News · By Sebastian Rodriguez ·
The Brief
- Some large fossil-fuel-producing countries, including India, Nigeria and Germany, have backed the Brazil-led roadmap to phase out coal, oil and gas.
- UN chief said on Tuesday that all countries should start making progress on cutting fossil fuels by 2028.
Why it matters
The backing of major fossil-fuel producers signals whether a negotiated roadmap for phasing out coal, oil and gas can gain broad support in international climate talks.
Who’s affected
- climate policy observers
- energy sector stakeholders
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Some big fossil fuel-producing countries – among them India, Nigeria and Germany – have swung behind the Brazil-led roadmap to phase out coal, oil and gas, while the UN chief said on Tuesday that all countries should start to make progress on cutting fossil fuels by 2028. COP30…
Timeline
Some big fossil-fuel producers, including India, Nigeria and Germany, back the Brazil-led transition roadmap; UN chief calls for progress on cutting fossil fuels by 2028
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Big fossil-fuel countries back Brazil-led transition roadmap