Summary

The U.S. has withdrawn from the $9.3 billion Just Energy Transition Partnerships (JETP), which supports developing nations like South Africa and Indonesia in transitioning to clean energy.

The decision, reportedly linked to a Trump executive order, cancels U.S.-funded grants and disrupts transition studies. Other partners, including the EU and UK, remain committed.

Critics call the U.S. exit “regrettable,” warning it may slow global decarbonization efforts in emerging economies.