Cop 30 fossil fuel roadmap backs existing momentum

Argus Media · Argus Media · 2026-11-04 15:54 UTC

Brazil's international roadmap on transitioning away from fossil fuels sets the scene for productive informal talks on the topic at the UN Cop 31 climate conference in Antalya next week, after discussions among voluntary countries gathered pace this year.

Brazil's international roadmap on transitioning away from fossil fuels sets the scene for productive informal talks on the topic at the UN Cop 31 climate conference in Antalya next week, after discussions among voluntary countries gathered pace this year.

Brazil presented its global roadmap this week — a blueprint for countries to act at supply and demand levels to cut dependency on oil, gas and coal and reduce planet-warming emissions — having pledged to do so when it hosted Cop 30.

Brazil hopes this will inspire more countries to publish roadmaps, after a year of discussions on the fossil fuel transition among so-called coalitions of the willing, boosted by the crisis in the Middle East.

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