COP27: The underdogs did most of the work in week one. Now what?
The annual UN climate conference in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, started off on a high, but negotiations are stalling.
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COP27: Cities are essential in the climate fight, says former Lord Mayor of Dublin
Alison Gilliland, former Lord Mayor of Dublin, wants cities to have more of a formal role in the UN climate…
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COP27: Ukraine energy company DTEK maintains net-zero goal
The CEO of Ukraine's largest private energy investor, DTEK, talks to Energy Monitor about climate ambition, renewables and FDI.
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Opinion: Closing the clean investment gap
The annual global clean investment gap stands at $3trn. It is time for a financial system intervention, argues the Sunrise…
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Why the financial odds are stacked against developing countries
To reach global climate goals, and give developing countries access to affordable finance, an overhaul of the financial system is…
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Net zero could drive up the global demand for timber, putting at risk the world’s forests
Timber demand will quadruple by the year 2050, but great uncertainty surrounds where all the additional wood will come from.
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COP27: How countries compare on carbon emissions and pledges
To mark the opening of COP27, Energy Monitor tracked the latest carbon emissions data to see how far the world…
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Brussels pleads with countries to stay in the Energy Charter Treaty
EU countries are voting with their feet, quitting the investor protection pact despite the EU’s efforts to reform it –…
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