End U.S. Public Finance of Fossil Fuels Resources
Calling on President Joe Biden’s administration to immediately end public financing of overseas fossil fuels
Recursos
- Letter to Treasury Secretary Yellen on International Monetary Fund
- Still Digging: G20 Governments Continue to Finance the Climate Crisis
- One Disaster After Another: Will EXIM Chairman Reed Ever Learn?
- Improving Greenhouse Gas Accounting: Recommendations for the Development Finance Corporation
- Open Books: How Investments in Financial Intermediaries Can Be Transparent and Why They Should Be
- Sailing to Nowhere: Liquefied Natural Gas is Not an Effective Climate Strategy
- Distributed Funds for Distributed Renewable Energy: Ensuring African Energy Access Finance Reaches Local Actors
- Burning the Gas ‘Bridge Fuel’ Myth: Why Gas is Not Clean, Cheap or Necessary
- Reliance on LNG Means Increased Fuel Price Risk and Further Unaffordable Generation Contracts
- Proposed Switch From Coal to LNG Threatens Renewable Energy Development in Asia
- Why Bangladesh Shouldn’t Count on a Fossil Fuel Future
- Letter to World Bank on Ending All Types of Support for Fossil Fuels
- Letter to Treasury Secretary Yellen on 2013 Guidance and WB DPFs
- Still Funding Fossils: An Assessment of MDBs’ Energy Finance Since Paris and in COVID-19 Recovery
- World Bank Group Financial Flows Undermine the Paris Climate Agreement
- Falling Short: World Bank Needs to Focus on New Connections for Energy Poor Countries
- Build Back Better? IMF’s Policy Advice Hampers Green COVID-19 Recovery
- Chasing Carbon Unicorns: The Deception of Carbon Markets and “Net Zero”
Press
- Bloomberg, U.S. Export-Import Bank Warned on Mozambique Risks Before $4.7 Billion Loan
- Bloomberg, There’s $120 Billion at Stake in an Overlooked War in Mozambique
- News Ghana, African Nations Must Learn From Developing Asia’s Expensive Fossil-Fuelled Power Problems
- Reuters, Exclusive: World Bank Revises Climate Policy But Stops Short of Halting Fossil Fuel Funding
- Climate Home News, World Bank Policy Advice Boosts Oil and Gas, Undermining Climate Goals
- Brookings, Why the IMF Needs to Build on its COVID-19 Record, Not Backtrack