G20 governments must urgently align their officially supported export credits with the Paris Agreement
An opinion article calling on G20 governments to align their export credit agencies with the Paris Agreement, warning that continued multi-billion-dollar ECA support for fossil-fuel projects aggravates the lock-in of carbon-intensive infrastructure and contradicts their climate commitments.
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Cite Igor Shishlov (2020). G20 governments must urgently align their officially supported export credits with the Paris Agreement. Perspectives Climate Research.
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