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Two-Speed Energy Transition: Why Emerging Markets Are Being Left Behind

Two-Speed Energy Transition: Why Emerging Markets Are Being Left Behind As the world races to transition away from fossil fuels and embrace renewable energy, a concerning trend has emerged: a "two-speed" energy transition. While advanced economies and some large developing nations have made significant strides in adopting clean energy, many other countries, particularly in the…

Breaking Down the New Carbon Market Safeguards: What They Mean for Climate and Human Rights As the world continues to grapple with the urgency of climate change, carbon markets have become a key tool in global efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. These markets allow countries and companies to trade carbon credits—units representing a reduction…

COP29: What’s at Stake in Baku and the Future of Global Climate Finance As the global community prepares for COP29, the stakes have never been higher for climate action and financing. Hosted in Baku, Azerbaijan, this pivotal summit follows the commitments of COP28 and aims to bridge critical gaps in climate finance that could determine…

The World’s Renewable Energy Race: Why We’re Falling Behind the COP28 Goals The race to expand global renewable energy capacity has never been more critical. At COP28, world leaders set an ambitious target to triple renewable energy capacity by 2030. Yet, recent reports indicate that we are falling short of this goal, and the consequences…

Two-Speed Energy Transition: Why Emerging Markets Are Being Left Behind

Breaking Down the New Carbon Market Safeguards: What They Mean for Climate and Human Rights

COP29: What’s at Stake in Baku and the Future of Global Climate Finance

The World’s Renewable Energy Race: Why We’re Falling Behind the COP28 Goals

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