For the first time this year, renewable energy generated more electricity than coal on a global scale. The signals are there: solar and wind investments are breaking records, absorbing the entire growth in global electricity demand, and local communities are seizing the solutions. Meanwhile, in response to the deadlock of recent COPs, countries representing half the world's population gathered at the Santa Marta conference in Colombia to define a shared agenda around two defining priorities: phasing out fossil fuels and ensuring a just transition. The wheels are turning.

A historic shift — yet an almost silent one, at a moment when all eyes are fixed on conflicts in the Middle East, the Strait of Hormuz, and the looming economic downturn.

To be sure, the battle is far from won. Regulatory uncertainty is keeping some businesses paralyzed, resistance to the transition persists, access to clean energy remains deeply unequal, and time is running short.

Faced with this dilemma, we must hold course and act: map the solutions and initiatives that, at every scale, can allow each of us to make our mark… and move forward by putting them into practice.

A just transition is not a utopia. It is a reality under construction, and every contribution counts. What if 2026 were also the year your contribution to this shift became decisive?

Ksapa and its entire network remain resolutely committed to this collective effort. Let's talk.

Raphael Hara, Managing Director