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In February 2026, governments across three countries awarded six new oil and gas exploration licences, unlocking an estimated 43.3 MtCO₂ of potential end-use emissions.
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South African municipalities get less than 10% of climate finance
South African municipalities receive less than 10% of the country’s climate finance, despite being responsible for delivering local infrastructure for the just energy transition, leaving a major funding gap, new research finds.
Carbon Market Insights: Volume 1, Issue 1
A semi-annual report delivering practical, data-driven analysis on carbon markets in Southeast Asia, with a focus on Indonesia, the Philippines, and Viet Nam.
Feeling the pinch: Roadside vendors, drivers in Asia brace for fuel shortage amid Middle East conflict
The bombs have been falling in the Middle East for a while, but a nondescript tea stall in Kolkata, capital of India's West Bengal state, is among those feeling the aftershocks rippling through Asia since the conflict began.
IISD & CRB join forces for sustainable policy in India
IISD and CRB have signed a memorandum of understanding to advance sustainable consumption in India, aligning industry action with national climate goals.
Bridging the Gap
How South African municipalities can unlock climate finance to drive a just and locally led energy transition.
Budget Support: Increase in VGF for BESS to facilitate the energy transition
India has made significant strides in its energy transition, achieving 50 per cent of non-fossil electricity capacity five years ahead of its 2030 Nationally Determined Contribution target and adding 34.95 GW in 2025–26 alone. However, as renewable penetration increases, grid integration has moved from a future consideration to a central challenge in the next phase of the transition.
Rising Investor-State Tax Arbitration Cases Threaten Fiscal Sovereignty: Here’s what the UN Tax Convention can do
Tax disputes are increasingly being brought before investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) tribunals, undermining fiscal sovereignty and exposing governments to significant financial liabilities. The UN Framework Convention on Tax, currently under negotiation, offers a chance to stop this.
Submission to the EU Arctic Policy Consultation
This submission to the EU’s consultation on its Arctic policy recommends that the European Union keeps its commitment to a moratorium on Arctic fossil fuels.