🌿 Environment Apr 23, 2026 · Sebastian Rodriguez

Sixty countries head to Santa Marta to cement coalition for fossil fuel transition

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Sixty countries head to Santa Marta to cement coalition for fossil fuel transition
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Around 60 governments are due to gather in the Colombian city of Santa Marta this week for what is being billed as the first global summit on phasing out coal, oil and gas, where experts say new coalitions could help speed up the energy transition beyond the slower pace of UN climate talks.



At last year’s COP30 UN conference, a group of some 80 countries backed the idea of a global roadmap away from fossil fuels, but it was blocked by fossil fuel-producing nations. To move past these ob

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