Overview
- Participants ended the meeting by creating working groups on financing and labor transitions to turn talks into follow-up work.
- Delegates launched a Scientific Panel for the Global Energy Transition to guide governments and regions on plans to wind down fossil fuels.
- Tuvalu will host the next conference with Ireland as co-host, signaling wider support that spans climate-vulnerable and wealthier nations.
- Speakers said high borrowing costs and heavy debt push many developing countries toward new oil and gas projects even as renewables get cheaper.
- Indigenous representatives questioned whether their proposals and knowledge will be included in the new bodies and future decisions.