Press releases

Rich fossil fuel-producing countries need to start reducing output now and end production within 20 years, as part of a just energy transition that will minimise climate overshoot and return global warming below 1.5°C by the end of the century

Governments' continuing inaction, particularly by fossil fuel producers, would guarantee an escalation in climate impacts and risks - yet as UNEP shows, the tools to prevent this are available

The approval of the massive Glencore and Yancoal's HVO coal mine continuation project in New South Wales greenlights the biggest coalmine ever approved in the state. Its lifetime emissions, including from combustion overseas, are projected to be nearly twice Australia’s current net emissions.

This report models a fossil fuel phase-out for Australia, showing it's possible, and setting out policy actions required across the economy.

Focusing on the global ambition needed, as well as the results for 15 indicative countries, Climate Analytics’ brief provides an initial look at what global/national roadmaps need to show to align with the latest science and strictly minimise the magnitude and duration of overshoot beyond the Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C limit.

After COP30, it is now up to national leaders to close the gap between promises and reality.