Events

COP30, the UN climate change conference, takes place in Belém, Brazil in November 2025. Come find us at events covering a range of our work, from NDC ambition, to the pathways needed to limit global warming to 1.5°C, to how international collaboration could reduce both emissions and costs.

With global temperatures now brushing dangerously close to the 1.5°C limit set out in the Paris Agreement, this session at New York Climate Week asks what will it take – scientifically, legally, financially, and politically – to keep 1.5°C alive.

Join us on 22 September for the online launch of the 2025 Production Gap Report, which explores how governments’ plans and projections for fossil fuel production contrast with the level fossil fuel production needed to keep the Paris Agreement’s global warming goals within sight.

The Climate Action Tracker team will present a new evaluation of country-level power sector progress toward decarbonisation and how it can be used to understand what’s needed in NDCs.

The 2025 General Assembly of the European Geosciences Union (EGU) is a conference that brings together geoscientists from a range of disciplines. Here's where you can find our scientists' work on regional climate impacts, temperature overshoot, insurance changes from climate change, and more.

Join us for the launch of the updated NDC Handover Checklist, a practical tool designed to help governments capture and retain institutional knowledge throughout the NDC process.