COP30 Reality Check: Which Markets Have Delivered on Their Promises?
But while targets may grab headlines, what's more important is whether countries have implemented the concrete policies and right conditions to attract finance and deliver change. Join this webinar to hear BloombergNEF analysts unpack the findings from two cornerstone reports released ahead of COP30 and 10 years after the Paris Agreement:
- G-20 Zero-Carbon Policy Scoreboard is BNEF's annual assessment of how the world’s largest economies support the low-carbon transition based on over 100 metrics. After a year of unprecedented climate policy rollbacks, the Scoreboard provides answers on which G-20 market tops the ranking for credible programs to drive decarbonization - and which need to do more.
- Climatescope is BNEF's annual assessment of energy transition progress and investment attractiveness across emerging markets. The 2025 edition examines how they have advanced toward a low-carbon future since the Paris Agreement, through renewable energy policies, clean energy investment, and the growth of renewable power capacity. This report also highlights the economies that succeeded in the energy transition journey and where they lag.
Speakers
Victoria Cuming
Head of Policy
BloombergNEF
As Head of Policy at BloombergNEF, Victoria leads analysis of government policy and regulation around the energy transition. Having joined the company in 2009, she has written a wealth of reports on diverse topics, including carbon markets, industrial decarbonization, energy investment in emerging markets, biodiversity and sustainable agriculture, government emissions targets and climate plans, and election implications. She leads the ‘G-20 Zero-Carbon Policy Scoreboard’ – BNEF’s annual assessment of the G-20 countries’ decarbonization support - and coverage of international climate negotiations. Before BNEF, Victoria spent seven years as an editor working with the European Commission and Parliament in Brussels; and for an economics consultancy in Oxford. She holds two Master’s degrees from the University of Cambridge, and another Master’s from the University of Durham.
Sofia Maia
Head of Country Transition and Middle East & Africa Research
BloombergNEF
Sofia Maia leads BloombergNEF’s Country Transition and Middle East & Africa Research team, based in São Paulo. She oversees research on how emerging markets are advancing the global shift toward a low-carbon economy, with in-depth country and regional analysis across the Middle East and Africa. Sofia also manages the Global Climatescope project, BloombergNEF’s flagship assessment of energy transition progress and investment attractiveness across more than 90 emerging markets worldwide. She holds a degree in Public Administration from Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV – São Paulo).
Ana Paula Teixeira
Country Transitions Associate
BloombergNEF
Ana Paula Fonseca Teixeira is an Associate on BloombergNEF’s Country Transitions team, based in São Paulo. She leads research for the Global Climatescope project, BloombergNEF’s flagship assessment of energy transition progress and investment attractiveness across emerging markets. Her work focuses on analyzing how emerging markets are progressing in terms of renewable energy policy, investment and technology trends. Ana Paula holds degrees in International Relations and Science & Humanities from Federal University of ABC.