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COP31 leaders press climate action as countries debate electrification proposal

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At COP31 in Turkey, negotiators are considering a proposal to increase electricity’s share of energy use, while leaders urge climate action amid conflicts and other crises. The articles report no final agreement; Venezuela’s acting president also defended her country’s right to expand oil production.

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Why it matters

The talks could affect future energy policy and investment, with potential consequences for U.S. businesses, households and climate risks. The articles do not report a decision with immediate effects on the United States.

What happens next

Negotiators are seeking agreement on Turkey’s electrification proposal. The articles do not specify when a decision will be reached or what a final deal would contain.

Whether negotiators agree on the electrification proposal

Whether the proposal appears in a final COP31 deal

Whether countries announce new climate-finance commitments