Debating Trump 2.0 and Implications for Africa – How the United States Trigger a Global Shake-Up in Climate Finance

Under Trump 2.0, the United States withdrew from Just Energy Transition Partnerships such as the one with South Africa, resulting in significant financial setbacks that led to the cancellation of energy transition projects, compromised emissions reduction goals, and deepened dependence on coal power.

Challenges and Opportunities for Just Energy Transition Partnerships in Africa

For Just Energy Transition Partnerships (JETPs) to be truly “just” they must prioritize social equity and inclusivity. This policy brief analyses a South African case study to identify challenges and opportunities for an equitable energy transition.

doi:10.18449/2024MTA-PB30

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Climate Collaboration in Multipolar Times

The G7's Just Energy Transition Partnership agreements with Senegal and South Africa aim to help these economies to become less carbon-intensive while creating new opportunities for cooperation, at a time when the rise of China and growing multipolarity are complicating Africa's external relations.

doi:10.18449/2024MTA-WP09

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