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Watch the Global online screening instead on 3 Dec at 19h00: corporateeurope.org/en/gh2-global-premiere

The documentary and the affected communities raise the question of why the EU must produce hydrogen in countries that will not be able to use it, instead of on its own lands. This is why many civil society groups are calling for the complete stop to green hydrogen imports in the EU.

The EU plans to import vast quantities of green hydrogen from South Africa. But indigenous and marginalised communities have barely been consulted on hydrogen production projects that can radically affect their health and livelihoods.

It's time to #KickOutTheSuits. Concretely, we need an Accountability Framework to protect the UN climate talks from the influence of big polluters and their conflicts of interest. That's what we'll keep fighting for!
#KickBigPollutersOut

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Several Global North countries included fossil fuel representatives within their official delegations, including France, Japan, and Norway - @fossilfreeeu.bsky.social has a breakdown of the EU level.
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Approximately 599 lobbyists were brought in by our national governments, known as "parties" in UN speak. They used "Party overflow badges" that allow access to behind-the-scenes government-only areas of the U.N. climate negotiations. Perfect if you want to delay or disrupt climate action.

Major trade associations remain a primary vehicle for fossil fuel influence, with the International Emissions Trading Association bringing 60 representatives, including delegates from oil and gas giants like ExxonMobil, BP, and TotalEnergies.
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Fossil fuel companies like Equinor and E.ON have received two thirds more passes to #COP30 than all the delegates from the 10 most climate-vulnerable nations combined, highlighting how industry presence continues to overshadow that of those on the frontlines of the climate crisis.

The Philippines and Jamaica are still reeling from devastating typhoons and hurricanes, but their delegations at #COP30 have been outnumbered by fossil fuel lobbyists by nearly 50 to 1 and 40 to 1 respectively.
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These figures explain a lot 😠

Read more on Bayer's big pockets and dirty tactics at the climate COP in our article:
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For agrochemical giant Bayer COP30 is a golden opportunity to greenwash its image. Bayer is one of the major sponsors of the AgriZone of COP30. But farmers and landworkers movement MST has called them out: mst.org.br/2025/11/11/m...