G7 countries decide to phase out coal by the mid-2030s and are committed to a global plastics agreement by the end of 2024

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The G7 meeting of Environment, Climate, and Energy Ministers took place on April 29-30 in Turin, Italy. The key outcome is a commitment to further reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote sustainable energy production. Specific targets include:

Reducing SF6 emissions in electrical grids by 2035
Reducing methane emissions from fossil fuel use by 75% by 2030
Promoting the development and use of carbon-neutral technologies
Encouraging international cooperation to address climate change

The meeting also emphasized the importance of reducing carbon emissions and increasing the use of renewable energy sources. The G7 countries aim to limit global warming to 1.5u00b0C above pre-industrial levels and promote sustainable development. The meeting prepared the ground for the G7 summit of heads of state and government, which is scheduled to take place in Apulia, Italy, in June.