Evénements climatiques extrêmes : les études d’attribution, de nouveaux modèles pour sensibiliser le public – via Le Monde lemonde.fr/sciences/artic…

via @NYTimes nytimes.com/2024/03/20/cli…

Five reasons from Fatih Birol why the energy transition will continue: economics, innovation, energy security, industrial competition and the non-negotiable fact of our changing climate. Amid all the climate gloom, let’s not ignore the good news - on.ft.com/3x4y730 via Financial Times

ICYMI—Atmospheric levels of the three most important human-made #GreenhouseGases - carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide - continued their steady climb during 2023, according to the latest measurements from NOAA GML and CIRES scientists. NOAA Research cires.colorado.edu/news/global-gr…

Inaction climatique : à Strasbourg, le droit à être protégé des effets néfastes du réchauffement mondial reconnu – via La Matinale du Monde lemonde.fr/planete/articl…

Global electric car sales are on track to grow strongly again this year, reaching about 17 million With more than 1 in 5 cars sold worldwide in 2024 set to be electric, the rise of EVs is transforming the auto industry & the energy sector More from International Energy Agency: iea.li/3Us3ZYF

Today the OECD released new figures showing developed countries provided and mobilised a total of USD 115.9 billion in #ClimateFinance for developing countries in 2022. This is a 30% increase, or USD 26.3 billion, from 2021. 🧵⤵️

We must also create an enabling environment to unlock investment for a green transformation of the global economy and energy systems. Read more in my joint open letter with Steven Guilbeault 👇 diplo.de/2659190 3/3

Delhi hit 52.9C today. As jonathanwatts once wrote, 50C is when the human body starts to cook. Beyond brutal. reuters.com/world/india/in…

We've reached a global mean surface temperature rise of 1.2°C, the warmest temperature on Earth over the past 100,000 years. This heat is starting to cause social & economic impacts across the world. My latest scientific assessment of rising Earth risks: pik-potsdam.de/members/johanr…

Très triste d’apprendre le décès de Brigitte Collet, avec qui j’ai eu le plaisir de travailler lorsqu’elle était Ambassadrice climat. Ici lors de ma dernière mission avec elle, en Inde début 2020. Toutes mes condoléances à sa famille et ses proches.

International Energy Agency Today's International Energy Agency report shows how the COP28 goals can lay the foundation for ambitious new Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) under the Paris Agreement Pathways will differ by country, but all have a major opportunity to turn the COP28 goals into action in the next NDC round

If the goals set at COP28 are implemented in full, it would drive down emissions & speed up the transformation of the global energy sector Our new report, released today, shows what’s needed to turn countries’ pledges into action Read more ⬇️ iea.li/3ZzskP6

After the Age of Coal & Age of Oil, the world is moving rapidly into the Age of Electricity ⚡️ Electricity has recently grown 2x as fast as total energy demand. But from now to 2035, it's set to grow 6x as fast, driven by EVs, ACs, chips, AI & more More: iea.li/3BEGtk7

Cost-competitive electric cars are making inroads in a range of markets & into oil demand, with their share of new car sales set to rise from around 20% towards 50% by 2030 Even if their uptake slows in key markets in the coming years, a peak in oil demand remains on the horizon

We don’t need the US to fight climate change. Multilateralism must prove resilient again - by ⁦Laurence Tubiana⁩ via Financial Times on.ft.com/4fqJ6F8

COP29 took place in tough circumstances, made worse by poor preparation by the presidency but also by key countries. This cannot be allowed to happen again. Yet multilateralism isn’t dead: countries know responding to the climate crisis means working together. (1/7)

Very happy that the Joint Statement from the meeting of US President Donald J. Trump & Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlights support for advancing the India-International Energy Agency relationship: iea.li/3QnloyE IEA is working closely with India on its request for full membership

Amid all the economic & geopolitical uncertainty, global energy investment is set to rise this year to $3.3 trillion China is by far the world's single largest investor in energy, spending almost as much as the US & EU combined New International Energy Agency report ➡️ iea.li/4kVvhkF

🌍 5 June is #WorldEnvironmentDay. WMO, as part of the UN system, monitors the atmosphere and supports environmental protection in line with the global agenda on sustainable development and climate change.