Home / Publications

Publications

Search

Filters

Reset filters
Azerbaijan COP29’s Presidency has a key role to play in relaunching the ambition of the commitments signed at COP28 in Dubai, including tripling renewable energy capacity and doubling energy efficiency by 2030, but above all, it needs to be decisive in giving a concrete follow-up to the decision to transition away from fossil fuels in energy systems in a fair, orderly and equitable manner. However, the priorities on the agenda outlined by Baku do not include elements to advance the phase out of fossil fuels.
Read

Analysis

Foreign Policy

Reset filters
Analysis
  • All typologies
  • Advocacy Kit
  • Analysis
  • Notes on change
  • Policy Briefing
  • Policy Paper
  • Position Paper
  • Report
  • Technical Report
All authors
  • All authors
  • Andrea Ghianda
  • Annalisa Perteghella
  • Beatrice Moro
  • Chiara Di Mambro
  • Chiara Mariotti
  • Davide Panzeri
  • ECCO think thank
  • Eleonora Cogo
  • Federico Tassan-Viol
  • Filomena Annunziata
  • Francesca Andreolli
  • Francesca Bellisai
  • Gabriele Cassetti
  • Giulia Colafrancesco
  • Giulia Giordano
  • Giulia Novati
  • Giulia Signorelli
  • Lorena Stella Martini
  • Luca Bergamaschi
  • Luca Iacoboni
  • Mario Noera
  • Massimiliano Bienati
  • Matteo Leonardi
  • Michele Governatori
Foreign Policy
  • All programs
  • Climate Diplomacy
  • Energy
  • Europe
  • Finance
  • Foreign Policy
  • Governance
  • Industry
  • Mediterranean
  • Transports
Azerbaijan COP29’s Presidency has a key role to play in relaunching the ambition of the commitments signed at COP28 in Dubai, including tripling renewable energy capacity and doubling energy efficiency by 2030, but above all, it needs to be decisive in giving a concrete follow-up to the decision to transition away from fossil fuels in energy systems in a fair, orderly and equitable manner. However, the priorities on the agenda outlined by Baku do not include elements to advance the phase out of fossil fuels.
Read