India, Nov. 12 -- Developing countries led by the G77 and China seek a new Just Transition Mechanism to anchor equity and support in the global energy transition.

The proposal has triggered strong resistance from developed economies, who warn of duplication and budget strain.

G77 argues the mechanism is vital to move beyond rhetoric, mobilise finance, and support vulnerable nations.

Divisions highlight deeper tensions over responsibility, sovereignty, and the pace of the low-carbon transition.

Outcome of the fight could shape whether just transition remains aspirational-or becomes operational.

The promise of a just transition - a global shift to low-carbon economies rooted in equity, fairness, and international cooperation - has beco...