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The draft agreement comes with many uncertainties about which nations will provide how much financing to poorer countries, especially with a new Trump era looming in the U.S.

Career negotiators at the climate talks face working for a president who says global warming is a hoax, being reassigned or finding new jobs.

Even getting countries to restate the 2023 deal has been a struggle at COP29.

Governments including the European Union, Canada and Mexico said they will set "ambitious" new targets for cutting their greenhouse gas pollution by 2035.

The company behind the project cancelled it and the steel that was in ground has been removed, but it's on the president-elect's energy to-do list.

The administration is accelerating the approval of large loans for clean technologies that the president-elect attacked on the campaign trail.

The grant programs ridiculed by Trump "aren't going anywhere," one expert said.

Their message about expanding U.S. gas production came at a global meeting that's focused on moving the world away from fossil fuels.

Some surprise nominees have the sector and lawmakers wondering if the president-elect will seek to install an unexpected person to one of the top energy roles.

The Tesla CEO's "government efficiency" role under Trump is raising concerns about conflicts of interest.