We Mean Business Coalition response to UN Limiting Overshoot report
The UN’s new Limiting Overshoot report is a stark assessment of where the world now stands.
The UN’s new Limiting Overshoot report is a stark assessment of where the world now stands.
During his first address to the House of Commons, UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham spoke about the impacts of climate change.
The King’s Speech recognises that energy security, affordability & economic resilience now depend on building a modern electrified economy.
Europe is entering a new phase of the energy transition where industrial competitiveness and clean electrification go hand in hand.
The decision by the United States risks weakening the shared frameworks that underpin effective global climate action.
The EU Parliament vote disadvantages early movers, creating uncertainty and distorting competition in favor of less-prepared market actors.
The COP30 outcomes fell short of what is needed and do not match the speed of transition in the real economy, said our CEO Maria Mendiluce.
Countries’ new climate plans show a gap between ambition and what’s needed, while being disconnected from global trends in clean energy.
When business is present at COP, it brings unique value: the innovation, capital and operational expertise needed to deliver the transition.