CLEAN : Britain expects deal at Paris climate talks

The transcript discusses the differences in climate negotiations from Copenhagen to Paris, highlighting the submission of intended nationally determined contributions by 163 nations. It suggests a likely agreement, though issues remain to be resolved. The focus is on achieving a legally binding agreement, a key point for the European Union. The energy market, valued at $5-6 trillion annually, presents opportunities for wealth creation through new technologies.

What was a key factor in the preparations for the Paris meeting that differed from Copenhagen?

• The introduction of a new protocol

• The submission of intended nationally determined contributions

• The involvement of non-governmental organizations

• The focus on renewable energy sources

What is the main objective of the Paris meeting negotiations?

• To increase funding for developing nations

• To reduce global trade barriers

• To create a legally binding agreement

• To establish a new energy market

Which entity's negotiating position is aligned with the concept of a legally binding agreement?

• The United Nations

• The World Bank

• The International Monetary Fund

• The European Union

How much is invested annually in the global energy market?

• $3 to $4 trillion

• $1 to $2 trillion

• $7 to $8 trillion

• $5 to $6 trillion

What opportunities arise from the shift in research and technology in the energy sector?

• Increased government regulations

• Decreased international cooperation

• Opportunities for wealth creation

• Higher energy prices