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Stabilising the Caribbean's energy supply by harnessing its wind, solar, geothermal and wave resources is key to stabilising its economies.
South Asia’s heatwave and ongoing energy crisis
Dr Nandini Das
The heatwave that's recently swept South Asia again exposes a deeper structural challenge facing developing economies: how to provide reliable and affordable energy under intensifying climate stress.
Climate leadership from the frontlines: lessons from Bangladesh, Bhutan and Nepal
Abhishek Yadav, Zuneera Shah, Tenzin Wangmo, Manjeet Dhakal
As Bangladesh, Bhutan, and Nepal graduate from Least Developed Country (LDC) status, their shared climate leadership and regional resilience efforts highlight the need for stronger global support for these countries’ climate ambitions.
Santa Marta opens a new front for fossil fuel phase out
Claudio Forner, Dr Neil Grant, Bill Hare
A willing coalition has begun to test how countries can move faster
Rescuing shipping's Net Zero Framework
Michael Petroni
The Climate Action Tracker finds that if the International Maritime Organization adopts of the Net Zero Framework (delayed from October 2025 to April 2026), the shipping sector's emissions would be consistent with global temperature rise being held near 2°C – whereas under a business-as-usual trajectory emissions could drift toward 4°C by 2050.
The Middle East crisis and a volatile oil and gas supply is exposing India's structural weakness: a deep and persistent dependence on imported fossil fuels.