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Santa Marta Pre-Conference | Clean Energy Incentives and the Policy Mix

This session focuses on mobilizing clean energy investment through smart policy design. It examines how governments can deploy carbon pricing, tax incentives, and complementary measures to attract private capital, and how to build a policy mix that is fiscally sustainable, well-coordinated, and resilient.

Conference April 24, 2026

Santa Marta Pre-Conference | Investor-State Dispute Settlement and a Just Transition Away from Fossil Fuels

Part of the Academic Pre-Conference to the First Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels, this session will address the need for states to move away from the investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) model to protect a just energy transition and develop short- and long-term reform options for governments.

Conference April 24, 2026

Santa Marta Pre-Conference | Learning Lessons from Existing Transition Plans

This session will explore what lessons policy-makers can learn from existing transition plans. With a particular focus on the needs of Global South countries, experts will generate insights on institutional design, financing, plant and mine closure, land restoration, and more.

Conference April 24, 2026

Santa Marta Pre-Conference | Fossil Fuel Subsidy Reform Session

Ahead of the Santa Marta Conference, this event will explore best practices on fossil fuel subsidy reform as well as how governments can increase accountability and energy security.

Conference April 24, 2026

Sustainable Asset Valuation of Mining Closures in Artisanal and Small-Scale Gold Mines in Marmato, Colombia

Nature-based infrastructure strengthens mine closure in Marmato, reducing landslide risk, restoring land, and delivering stronger economic returns.

Report April 24, 2026

Justin Duncan

Person April 23, 2026

When Oil Prices Surge, Regions Cannot Afford to Stand Still

As tensions in the Middle East raise concerns about disruptions to global oil supply, including risks around the Strait of Hormuz, and as governments gather in Colombia for the first international conference on a just transition away from fossil fuels, a familiar reflex is re-emerging: in uncertain times, double down on fossil fuels. For many subnational governments, that instinct is not just outdated - it is also very risky.

Insight April 23, 2026

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Santa Marta Pre-Conference | Clean Energy Incentives and the Policy Mix

Santa Marta Pre-Conference | Investor-State Dispute Settlement and a Just Transition Away from Fossil Fuels

Santa Marta Pre-Conference | Learning Lessons from Existing Transition Plans

Santa Marta Pre-Conference | Fossil Fuel Subsidy Reform Session

Sustainable Asset Valuation of Mining Closures in Artisanal and Small-Scale Gold Mines in Marmato, Colombia

Justin Duncan

When Oil Prices Surge, Regions Cannot Afford to Stand Still

Pavel Bilek

Majority of Winnipeggers willing to swap single use for reusables

Climate Adaptation and Peacebuilding Keep Missing Each Other