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E3G events and speakers at COP30

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Aerial view of Mangal das Garças, landscaped gardens with a riverside observation tower & ponds. Important tourist attraction of Belém do Pará, Amazon, North Brazil.  August , 2005.
E3G and partners will be hosting, supporting and attending events in the run-up to and at COP30 in Brazil. Photo by Brarymi via Adobe.
21 Nov 2025

With significant ambition gaps visible between the climate action we need to see and the actual progress so far, COP30 must live up to its promise of being the “implementation COP”. E3G and our partners will be hosting, supporting and attending numerous evens in the lead-up and at COP30 on practical solutions to achieve global adaptation, mitigation, finance and governance goals.

Reach out to our comms team for more information: e3gcomms@e3g.org

Find out more about E3G’s views on the outcomes we need to see from COP.

We will be adding further events and event information during the period 6–21 November as details are confirmed.


5 November

Deregulation or simplification? The role of international financial policy reforms in addressing climate transition (ITPN event)
12:10–13:10 GMT –3, PRI in Person, Anhembi Convention Centre, São Paulo

Panellist: Jacques Morris, Head of the ITPN


7 November

Climate transition plans: connecting corporates, investors and governments (ITPN event)
8:45–11:00 GMT –3, Renaissance São Paulo Hotel (Register interest)

The roundtable will explore the intersections and feedback loops between corporate transition plans, transition finance and climate policy, including jurisdiction-specific sector transition plans. It will bring together finance, investment, business, civil society and the public sector. 

Climate transition plans: a roadmap for ambitious, equitable and just outcomes (Climate Action)
14:40–15:10 GMT –3, Sustainable Innovation Forum, Climate Action Innovation Zone, Renaissance São Paulo Hotel

Panellist: Jacques Morris, Head of the ITPN


10 November

Operationalising country platforms for adaptation for SIDS and LDCs (Vanuatu Government and the Climate & Development Ministerial)
12:00–12:50 GMT –3, Moana Blue Pacific Pavilion

This event will discuss what it would take for country platforms to effectively mobilise finance and elevate them as vehicles for adaptation investment, in the context of the delivery of the goal to mobilise $1.3 trillion per year in climate finance.


11 November

“Powering the planet” – The global solar momentum and road to 2030 (E3G & International Solar Alliance)
12:00 GMT –3, ISA Pavilion

Speaker: Madhura Joshi, Programme Lead – Global Clean Power Diplomacy, E3G

Grid modernization: Electrification and the transition to renewable energy (E3G, with Solutions for Our Climate and Beyond Fossil Fuels)
15:45–17:00 GMT –3, Asia Climate Solutions Pavilion

This session brings together international stakeholders to share lessons and practical insights for building robust, renewable-ready power systems while charting credible pathways to fossil fuel phase-outs.


12 November

All in: Why business leaders back a fossil-free future (E3G event) (Register)
13:30–14:30 GMT –3, GRA/IRENA Pavilion

This event will explore the findings of the Global Business Powering Up Poll, highlighting the business community’s strong backing for renewable energy as the key to economic growth, energy security, and long-term competitiveness.

Climate councils: Bridging science and policy to implement NDCs and NAPs (ICCN event)
17:00–18:00 GMT–3, NDC Partnership Pavilion (Register to attend)

Climate councils, the officially mandated advisors to governments on climate change, are uniquely positioned to equip policymakers with ambitious, country-specific, and science-based advice. At this event, climate council leaders speak about navigating the balance between ambition and achievability, ensuring evidence-based advice whilst engaging diverse stakeholders, and aligning international ambition with national climate governance.

Moderator: Ben Rhodes, Head of Secretariat, ICCN


13 November

The case for transition planning: Finance mobilisation and policy execution (Ecosperity, in partnership with ITPN)
11:30–13:00 GMT –3, Singapore Pavilion (More information)

This event will explore how public and private sector leadership on transition planning complement one another, with a focus on progress within Asia.

Speaker: Dr Ben Caldecott, Chair, Advisory Group, ITPN

Harvesting solutions: Real-world policy to transform food, land and agriculture (ICCN event)
19:00–20:00 GMT –3, Swedish Pavilion (Register to attend)

Launch of the ICCN report Harvesting Solutions: Real-world Policy to Transform Food, Land and Agriculture.


14 November

Investment treaties as a barrier to achieving climate objectives (E3G, CIEL, CAN E, Columbia, ECF)
10:00–11:00 GMT –3, RCF Pavilion (More information)

This event will explore how investor-state-dispute-settlement (ISDS) can affect global climate goals and explore policy solutions and actions within the UNFCC process to align investment treaties with climate objectives.

Moderator: Rob Moore, Associate Director, Public Banks & Development, E3G


15 November

Scaling solutions for the coal-to-clean transition: Experiences from Latin America (PPCA in partnership with CIF and the Energy Transition Partnership)
09:30–10:15 GMT –3, Canada Pavilion (More information)

This event will showcase recent progress and practical solutions to advance the coal transition in emerging economies with a particular focus on Latin America, an emerging leader in this space.

The climate council case for investing in adaptation now (ICCN event)
14:00–14:50 GMT –3, Australia Pavilion (More information; watch online)

Join the International Climate Councils Network for the launch of its report The Climate Council Case for Investing in Adaptation Now. Showcasing cost–benefit analysis in climate resilience measures, this event will bring to the forefront reasons why we should act early in our response to climate change impacts.

Co-chair: Rick Smith, President, ICCN

11th Energy Transition Council Ministerial (ETC in partnership with CETP and COFFIS)
14:30–16:00 GMT –3, Side Event Room 2 (More information)

The ETC Ministerial, co-hosted by the COP30 Presidency, will serve as a broad convening space – bringing together ministers, donors, multilateral institutions and technical partners – to reflect the diversity of perspectives and priorities shaping the global fossil-to-clean transition.


17 November

Accelerating the coal-to-clean transition: Delivering on the Global Stocktake – Action Agenda event (PPCA in partnership with RMI, GIZ)
09:30–10:30 GMT –3, Axis 1 Thematic Room (More information)
This high-level event will bring together ministers and change-makers to showcase the showcase global progress, highlight solutions and announce new developments. 

Climate councils: Aligning international climate architecture with national climate plans (ICCN event)
17:30–18:30 GMT –3, RCF Pavilion (Register)

This conversation will explore the varying roles that councils play in advising on national climate policies and plans.


Please note that we will be adding further events and event information during the period 6-21 November.

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