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11/28/23

Climate finance provided and mobilized by developed countries in 2013-2021.

The OECD’s analysis of climate finance provided by developed countries highlights two components that remain low. First, adaptation finance remains low, despite being a top priority. Second, international public climate finance is not enough to harness private capital and trade...

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11/28/23

Measuring Emissions in Supply Chains: Business Realities and Challenges, OECD 2023.

Greater visibility into supply chain emissions can make a critical contribution to the decarbonization of the global economy. It can inform corporate decisions in procurement, product design and R+D, as well as decision-making by financial investors. These promises cannot be...

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11/28/23

Global Energy Overview.

Fossil fuel prices are down, but markets are tight and volatile. The energy sector is also the leading cause of polluted air that more than 90% of the world’s population is forced to breathe, linked to more than 6 million...

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11/28/23

Trade, Climate Change and the Carbon Border Tax

In July 2021, the European Commission presented the Fit for 55 package that includes the carbon border adjustment mechanism. The introduction of this cross-border carbon tax has sparked debates, as well as accusations of protectionism and climate neocolonialism attributed to...

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10/25/23

Climate Working Group on Financial Disclosures.

This report describes companies’ progress in making climate-related financial disclosures and highlights some of the challenges they face in making such disclosures, including challenges in incorporating climate risk issues into their financial statements. The report also provides an update on...

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10/25/23

Net Zero Map. A global path to keep the 1.5ºC target within reach.

The IEA provides a 2023 update to its Net Zero roadmap, leveraging the latest data and analysis to determine what the global energy sector would need to maintain the 1.5°C target, especially in the crucial period between now and 2030....

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10/25/23

Setting New Standards of the Game: How CBAM Will Change the World.

CBAM aims to prevent EU producers from being disadvantaged by imports from countries where carbon emissions are priceless. The initial effect will be to reshape international trade flows, and in the long term, it will put pressure on other economies...

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10/25/23

Times of crisis, times of change. Science to accelerate transformations for sustainable development.

This report provides a synthesis of the key transformative factors needed at different entry points (human well-being and capabilities, sustainable and just economies, food systems and healthy nutrition, energy decarbonization with universal access, urban and peri-urban development, and the global...

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10/25/23

Starting with the adoption of the recommendations of the Working Group on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD).

This guide includes a set of key steps that every organization should consider when getting started, and tips on how to approach some of the practicalities when preparing to assess and report through the TNFD’s four pillars of disclosure. This...

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09/27/23

Monthly electricity statistics. IEA

During the first half of 2023, electricity production fell by 3.7% compared to the same period last year. This decrease was mainly due to lower electricity generation from fossil fuel sources. Natural gas, on the other hand, remained in line...

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09/27/23

Monthly natural gas statistics. OECD.

This file contains time series of gas data for 38 OECD countries and 14 non-OECD European countries from 1960 to 2022; Data for 2022 are provisional and sectoral demand data are available for selected countries. Country aggregates for OECD are...

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09/27/23

Renewable power generation costs in 2022. Irena.

In 2022, the cost of electricity from solar energy fell. China was the main driver of the global cost drop for solar PV and onshore wind, while other markets experienced a much more heterogeneous set of results. The fossil fuel...

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