OCI's Adam McGibbon says: "As a next step at COP30, Korea needs to join its peers in the Clean Energy Transition Partnership (CETP), & back an ambitious public 💰💰 package for the COP30 outcome. CETP has reduced fossil fuel finance amongst signatories by 78%. That would be true climate leadership."

Between 2020 and 2022, Korea financed an average of $10 billion per year in overseas fossil projects, while only providing $850 million per year in finance to renewable energy projects.

8/ 🎬 Watch: Shell Shocked — A film honoring the legacy of the Ogoni 9, and the continued struggle in the Niger Delta. We’re also hosting a webinar on Tuesday, November 18th where you can learn more about the Ogoni 9 and the film.

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7/ Don't miss - 🎧 Burned: The Price of Oil - Our new podcast series, pulls back the curtain on the true cost of fossil fuels & the villains blocking climate action.
Episode 1: Tasneem Essop on climate justice, apartheid, and holding the Global North accountable.
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6/ Together with partners we released, “Behind the Barrel: An Update on the Origins of Israel’s Fuel Supply” oilchange.org/behind-the-b...

The same fossil fuel system that drives the #ClimateCrisis also drives war, occupation, and genocide.

5/ Indigenous leaders led powerful actions demanding a transition rooted in justice, not extraction, joined by some of the 5,000 #ForestDefenders, #Indigenous leaders, and fisher folk in the Boat Parade that kicked off the People’s Summit. Their message? “The people are the answer.”

#PeoplesSummit

4/ Today, Indigenous women led a powerful blockade at the COP30 entrance, preventing access for several hours to demand real action to protect their territories. There can be no climate justice without #IndigenousRights and leadership. We stand in full solidarity with their call.

3/ Fossil Fuel Lobbyists Are Everywhere! The numbers are out, and they’re outrageous: over 1,600 fossil fuel lobbyists are attending COP30. That’s 1 in every 25 people in Belém. The arsonists of the climate crisis are inside the firehouse…again.

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2/ Negotiations: A fossil fuel phaseout roadmap is gaining traction, pushed by leadership from Colombia, Brazil’s Marina Silva, and frontline voices. But we need progress on finance & a proposed #JustTransition mechanism.
Without public money, there is no fast, fair and funded fossil fuel phaseout.

🧵 Join today
🗓️ 15:30-16:00 Press Conference
New Data Exposes Countries Fueling Genocide in Gaza
📍COP30, Press Rm 2 & Online: unfccc.int/event/oil-ch...
Oil Change International, Palestinian Institute for Climate Strategy, Global Energy Embargo for Palestine & Trade Unions for Energy Democracy NOW

🧵 25 countries.
21.2 million tonnes of fuel.
67,000+ Palestinians killed.
Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Russia, and the US are the top suppliers of fuel to Israel.
Read @PriceofOil’s new data: 🔗 behindthebarrel.org #BehindTheBarrel #COP30

🧵 Countries kept shipping fuel to Israel even after the ICJ ruled its actions unlawful and the UN confirmed genocide in Gaza. Full data from @PriceofOil ⤵️
🔗 behindthebarrel.org
#BehindTheBarrel #COP30

Leaders at #COP30 can ensure governments provide 📈⬆️ more than the USD50 billion recommended in this report for a just transition. Governments can do this by delivering the Belém Action Mechanism for Just Transition #BAM, which would deliver a people-centred just transition.

⚠️ By pushing for the private sector to increase 15-fold & deliver half of the needed USD1.3 trillion, while failing to call for the same for public finance, the report creates an avenue for rich countries to avoid their historic responsibility to pay their climate debt.
#PayUp

The report says we can rely on voluntary private finance initiatives and carbon markets to finance most of the energy transition, when these approaches have already been tried and failed for the last decade.

More details on private finance limits in our latest report: oilchange.org/publications...

As the world faces a widening gap between climate commitments and Global North countries driving oil and gas expansion, Tasneem and Shady unpack how the Global South can chart a path beyond fossil fuels.

Tune in and subscribe for weekly episodes 🎧 oilchange.org/blogs/burned...

In the debut episode of Burned: The Price Of Oil, host Shady Khalil speaks with Tasneem Essop, Executive Director of the Climate Action Network, to explore what it means to fight for justice in the era of the climate crisis. oilchange.org/blogs/burned...

4/ In the absence of federal leadership on climate, state and local leaders must step up to model true climate leadership – committing to a fast, fair phaseout of fossil fuels, and avoiding dangerous distractions like carbon capture and sequestration.

3/ New @wildearthguardians.bsky.social report reveals oil and gas waste spills in New Mexico jumped nearly 400% in the third quarter of 2025.
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