The fight againstclimate change requires multilateral engagement and pragmatic cooperation among all major global players -both rich and emerging economies.We must act in an effective, coordinated and simultaneousmanner, whilst alwaysrespectingnational specificities.We intend to reacha global agreement to stop the use of coal as soon as possible, and, consistently with this objective, block the financing of newprojectsof this kind.We want to eliminate subsidiesfor fossil fuels and promote the use ofrenewable sources

We must invest in renewables and new technology. We must put a price on carbon. Investors and businesses will rise to the challengeonce the right incentives are in place.

By 2030, 74% of the electricity we generate,and 42% of the total energy we consume, will come from renewable sources. And we have just recently approvedan ambitious ClimateChangeand Energy Transition Act

Indeed,duringourpresidencyofCOP24wemanagedtofinalizenegotiationsoftheKatowiceRulebook,anagreementthatstreamlinestheimplementationoftheParisAgreementsoastomakeittransparentandfairtoallparties.Itisalsofairtosaythatwesupportedthetransformationofourenergysectorwithduerespecttothesocio-economiccontext.Butatthesametime,werealizethatmoreeffortwillbeneeded.Therefore,inFebruarythisyear,thePolishgovernmentgaveasealofapprovaltothe"EnergyPolicyofPolanduntil2040",whichmapsoutthedirectionsofenergytransformation.Thedocumentisanimportantsteptowardslow-andzero-emissiontransitioninPolisheconomy.Itismyfirmbeliefthatinthenameofsolidaritythestrategywillbefurtherimplementedbythegovernmentofmysuccessor-in-office

We also make a call to stop oil exploitation and exploration, and for this reason, together with Denmark, we are launching the Beyond Oil and Gas Alliance, BOGAfor its acronym in English