Brazil’s COP30 presidency is bringing a roadmap on moving energy systems away from coal, oil and gas to COP31 in Antalya. The framework suggests countries assess readiness and identify steps across energy demand, supply and the wider economy; its proposals are voluntary and non-prescriptive, not a new negotiated COP commitment.

Associated Press reporting from the talks says the plan is intended to turn the existing global commitment to transition away from fossil fuels into more practical options. Brazil’s presidency says the roadmap was developed through international consultations and is one of three implementation roadmaps it is carrying to COP31, alongside work on forests and climate finance.

Sources: [Brazil’s COP30 Presidency](cop30.br source ↗); [Associated Press](apnews.com source ↗); [Le Monde](lemonde.fr source ↗).