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Implementing the Global Stocktake Energy Goals: Why Economic Transitions Matters

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Cover page titled “Implementing the Global Stocktake’s energy goals: Why economic transition matters for COP30” with logos for IDDRI, Catavento, and Sciences Po. Document highlights climate change and global stocktake policy discussion with authors listed and introductory text about transitioning away from fossil fuels.

The brief argues that a critical gap exists in implementing the first Global Stocktake (GST), concluded in 2023, regarding the transition away from fossil fuels. While global energy systems are beginning to decarbonize, the “economic transition” for oil and gas producers remains largely unaddressed.


The document calls for unpacking international discussions to focus on economic diversification and supply–demand coordination.


Examples include establishing international dialogues between major producers (e.g., Nigeria) and consumers (e.g., the EU) to synchronize the phase-out of production with the reduction in demand.

Sustainable Development & International Relations (IDDRI); CATAVENTO; Sciences Po

Hélène van Rossum, Marta Torres-Gunfaus (IDDRI), Clarissa Lins, Guilherme Ferreira, Bernardo Correa (Catavento)

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October 21, 2025

April 17, 2026

El informe sostiene que existe una brecha crítica en la implementación del primer Balance Global (GST), concluido en 2023, en relación con la transición lejos de los combustibles fósiles. Si bien los sistemas energéticos globales están comenzando a descarbonizarse, la “transición económica” para los productores de petróleo y gas sigue estando en gran medida desatendida.


El documento aboga por desagregar las discusiones internacionales para centrarlas en la diversificación económica y la coordinación entre oferta y demanda.


Los ejemplos incluyen el establecimiento de diálogos internacionales entre grandes productores (por ejemplo, Nigeria) y consumidores (por ejemplo, la UE) para sincronizar la eliminación progresiva de la producción con la reducción de la demanda.

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