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![Climate Action Tracker: It only takes a few countries to kick-start energy system decarbonisation](https://ca1-clm.edcdn.com/assets/_c500x800/multicolored_rolling_ball_figure1.png?v=1706965960)
Triggering a global transformation of our energy systems as required by the Paris Agreement does not take the whole world—it can be started by just a small group of countries, according to a new Climate Action Tracker report.
![Trump’s climate policies would see US climate action rating drop from “medium” to “inadequate”](https://ca1-clm.edcdn.com/assets/_c500x800/7556615906_3f34c7fb97_z.jpg?v=1706673361)
US President Trump’s Executive Order on “Promoting Energy Independence and Economic Growth” sets the US on a path to miss its Paris Agreement commitment for 2025 by a large margin, the Climate Action Tracker said today, adding that it would warrant moving the US from a “medium” to an “inadequate” CAT rating.
Which country is making more progress in decarbonising their road transport sector with low-carbon fuels?
Which country has a higher share of renewable energy? How does this look for countries without a large share of hydropower?
All of these questions, and many others, can now be answered through the Climate Action Tracker’s new interactive decarbonisation data portal, launched today.
![EU needs to shut all coal plants by 2030, or will vastly overshoot Paris Agreement - report](https://ca1-clm.edcdn.com/assets/_c500x800/photo-1024px-coal-powerplant_mine-belchatow-poland_80745358.jpg?v=1706673361)
The EU will need to phase out CO2 emissions from all of its coal plants in the next 15 years if it is to meet the Paris Agreement’s long-term temperature goals, according to a new Climate Analytics report released in Brussels today.
![UN report: 1.5°C limit to improve growth, jobs and safety](https://ca1-clm.edcdn.com/assets/_c500x800/cover-chosen-coral-shutterstock_64176913.jpg?v=1706673361)
Marrakech, 16 November - The Low Carbon Monitor, a new report launched by the United Nations Development Programme today, examines the benefits and opportunities of limiting warming to 1.5°C as enshrined in the goal of the Paris Agreement on climate change.