The G20 countries, responsible for 80% of global emissions, must lead the transition to address climate change by increasing climate finance to $1.3 trillion annually by 2035, with at least $300 billion for developing countries. New initiatives were announced for power grids, critical minerals, and early warning systems at the UN Climate Summit 2026, emphasizing the need for faster climate action and greater cooperation to exceed the 1.5°C warming limit. The International Court of Justice confirmed that protecting the climate is a global obligation, leading to initiatives like the Global Grids Accelerator, Task Force on Critical Energy Transition Minerals, and Early Warnings for All to support renewable energy, energy efficiency, and adaptation efforts worldwide.