US EditionHow the world changed in the decade since the Paris climate agreement
Global greenhouse gas levels and temperatures have risen despite progress in clean energy, with $2 trillion invested in green technologies in 2024, reports say.
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After the Paris Agreement, the decade that defied predictions
It’s not every day you tell a positive story about climate. But 10 years after the Paris Agreement, the data tells one. When nearly 200 nations struck the landmark deal in December 2015, analysts and commentators were cautious, some outright sceptical. That year’s forecasts from BP and the International Energy Agency assumed only modest growth in renewables. Electric vehicles were niche and expensive. Fossil fuels were expected to dominate for d…
How the world changed in the decade since the Paris climate agreement
In 2015, nearly 200 countries adopted the Paris Agreement, the first global pact to fight climate change. Here's a comparison of then and now — in terms of the state of the climate, the way we live and our technologies, our laws and where we're putting our money.
Nine things that have changed since the 2015 Paris climate agreement
Trillions have flowed into clean investment — yet fossil fuels still reign supreme. As preparations begin for the COP30 UN climate summit, Contexte examines the shifting global picture since the landmark global accord was signed ten years ago.
As the world approaches the tenth anniversary of the Paris Agreement, a new analysis by BloombergNEF reveals that emerging markets have made significant progress towards a low-carbon future. Since 2015, investment in renewable energy in emerging markets, excluding mainland China, has nearly tripled, from $49 billion in 2015 to $14 billion in 2024, according to the latest BNEF Climatescope report.
Ten years after the Paris Agreement, TotalEnergies observes the first signs of the global energy transition with CO2 emissions that are no longer increasing as fast as before in the sector. While containing warming below +2°C in 2100 seems out of reach, the French energy expert [...] Read article
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