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COP31: Brazil Unveils Fossil Fuel Roadmap as Nigeria Pushes for Just Energy Transition

African nations face a high-stakes challenge to secure the vital finance needed for green growth without sacrificing energy access or industrial development, even as Brazil pushes a voluntary global blueprint to transition away from coal, oil, and gas.

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By Daniel Oladoja4 min read10th November, 2026

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COP31: Brazil Unveils Fossil Fuel Roadmap as Nigeria Pushes for Just Energy Transition

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