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COP31 outcome needs to prioritise transition away from fossil fuels

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A stage at the Santa Marta Theatre shows the logo of the First Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels in Santa Marta, Colombia, April 24, 2026.
A stage at the Santa Marta Theatre shows the logo of the First Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels in Santa Marta, Colombia, April 24, 2026. · Climate Home News

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Many countries are already working on parts of their transition, such as phasing out coal or ending fossil fuel subsidies, with more expected to follow soon The post COP31 outcome…

Stientje van Veldhoven is Minister of Climate and Green Growth for the Netherlands.

When we co-hosted the first-ever conference on transitioning away from fossil fuels (TAFF) this April, the world was reeling from the volatility in oil and gas prices due to the Hormuz blockade. Fossil fuels moved to the centre of the debate as country leaders scrambled to secure supplies for their people.

We saw the very opposite in Santa Marta. Nearly 60 nations came together with 2,600-plus participants from civil society and community organisations, businesses and scientists to discuss concrete solutions on how governments can shift away from fossil fuels. Together, we defined the 'Santa Marta process' to serve as an extra engine for the broader process of the UNFCCC.

Stientje van Veldhoven is Minister of Climate and Green Growth for the Netherlands.

When we co-hosted the first-ever conference on transitioning away from fossil fuels (TAFF) this April, the world was reeling from the volatility in oil and gas prices due to the Hormuz blockade. Fossil fuels moved to the centre of the debate as country leaders scrambled to secure supplies for their people.

We saw the very opposite in Santa Marta. Nearly 60 nations came together with 2,600-plus participants from civil society and community organisations, businesses and scientists to discuss concrete solutions on how governments can shift away from fossil fuels. Together, we defined the 'Santa Marta process' to serve as an extra engine for the broader process of the UNFCCC.

The Santa Marta process will see expert groups and committed countries develop national roadmaps, chart pathways to overcome financial constraints, and drive economic transformation. We made a multi-year commitment to take this process forward. With Tuvalu and Ireland taking over as co-chairs for 2027, transitioning away from fossil fuels is now moving from words to action.

At the opening of the Santa Marta conference, my co-chair Colombia's then energy minister Irene…

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