Alok Sharma interview at the World Economic Forum

The transcript discusses the geopolitical implications of spending on Russian gas, emphasizing the need for a faster transition to clean energy, particularly in Europe. It highlights Germany's commitment to renewable energy by 2035 and stresses the importance of global cooperation in this transition. The conversation shifts to the COP Presidency, praising the civil service's role in achieving historic climate agreements and outlining the ongoing efforts to turn commitments into action, despite potential resource constraints.

What is the message regarding money spent on Russian gas?

What is the future outlook for fossil fuels according to the text?

What commitments are countries expected to deliver on regarding clean energy?

How many civil servants were involved in the COP Presidency, and what is the current understanding of their number?

What is the significance of the COP Presidency in relation to global commitments?