Colombia and the Netherlands discuss fossil fuel transition outcomes for COP31
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Colombia, The Netherlands, Australia, Türkiye
London, UK / Antalya, Türkiye
June 2026
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Colombia and the Netherlands are working to integrate outcomes from the Santa Marta conference on fossil fuel transition into the COP31 climate summit. Australia and Türkiye, the COP31 co-presidencies, have expressed openness to these discussions. The incoming Colombian government is expected to shift energy policy, potentially reversing current fossil fuel phase-out efforts.
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