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Nations Convene to Chart Practical Path Away From Fossil Fuels

A recent conference in Santa Marta, Colombia, focused on practical steps for transitioning away from fossil fuels, rather than setting new global commitments. Over 50 countries, primarily energy importers, convened with businesses and civil society to discuss the financial, industrial, and political conditions necessary for this shift. The discussions highlighted growing concerns over energy volatility and supply chain resilience, alongside the need for producer nations to have clear roadmaps for economic diversification. AI

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Nations Convene to Chart Practical Path Away From Fossil Fuels

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · María Mendiluce, Contributor ·

    How Santa Marta Showed The World A New Way Forward

    The conference in Colombia brought together a coalition of the willing wanting to protect nations from the economic, political and environmental impacts of fossil fuels.