At the UN climate summit on the 23rd, UN Secretary General Guterres called on countries to formulate practical energy transition roadmaps, clarify timetables, and at the same time urged the international community to increase capital investment to help developing countries cope with climate change. In his speech, Guterres said, “The world is making a strong appeal for climate justice, and we must respond to this call with action in terms of mitigation, adaptation, and capital investment.” Guterres called on countries to increase funding for climate action, raise at least 300 billion US dollars in climate finance for developing countries under the lead of developed countries, and aim to raise the scale of global climate finance to 1.3 trillion US dollars per year by 2035. Guterres also said that it is necessary to meet the rapidly growing demand for electricity, including artificial intelligence, by increasing renewable energy, power grids, and energy storage facilities. At the same time, he emphasized the need to ensure a fair and just energy transition, create jobs, strengthen social security, and at the same time enable developing countries to participate in deciding the transformation process and share its dividends.

At the UN climate summit on the 23rd, UN Secretary General Guterres called on countries to formulate practical energy transition roadmaps, clarify timetables, and at the same time urged the international community to increase capital investment to help developing countries cope with climate change. In his speech, Guterres said, “The world is making a strong appeal for climate justice, and we must respond to this call with action in terms of mitigation, adaptation, and capital investment.” Guterres called on countries to increase funding for climate action, raise at least 300 billion US dollars in climate finance for developing countries under the lead of developed countries, and aim to raise the scale of global climate finance to 1.3 trillion US dollars per year by 2035. Guterres also said that it is necessary to meet the rapidly growing demand for electricity, including artificial intelligence, by increasing renewable energy, power grids, and energy storage facilities. At the same time, he emphasized the need to ensure a fair and just energy transition, create jobs, strengthen social security, and at the same time enable developing countries to participate in deciding the transformation process and share its dividends.