主要经济体能源和气候主席部长级会议概要
2022年1月27日美国东部标准时间晚上 08:32 
发言人办公室
2022年1月27日，美国召开了一场主要经济体能源和气候论坛（MEF）部长级会议，由美国总统气候变化事务特使约翰·克里（John Kerry）主持。该论坛让部长们有机会回顾格拉斯哥第26届联合国气候变化大会（COP26）的成果；列出第27届联合国气候变化大会（COP27）以及2022年这一更大范围中的优先事项；明确执行/加强气候行动的计划，以及探索MEF国家或许可以一起采取的可能的切实举措来加速气候行动。
会议由美国国务卿安东尼·J·布林肯开场，他表示格拉斯哥气候变化大会取得了重大进展，而且很重要的是，第26届联合国气候变化大会不是终点，而是在这一关键十年加速气候行动的起点。未来，布林肯国务卿敦促采取“执行加倍”的方式，呼吁各国以及其他行动方落实他们允诺的目标/承诺，并进一步作出重大的努力，使得升温不超过1.5℃的目标可以实现。
参与总统气候变化事务特使克里主持的线上闭门会议，分享关键真知灼见的有来自MEF成员、其他G20国家，及其他国家的部长和其他高级别官员，包括安提瓜和巴布达（作为小岛国家联盟主席国）、阿根廷、澳大利亚、孟加拉国（易受气候影响脆弱国家论坛主席国）、巴西、加拿大、中国、埃及（作为即将就任的第27届联合国气候变化大会主席国）、欧盟委员会、法国、德国、印度、印度尼西亚、意大利、日本、大韩民国、马绍尔群岛（作为“雄心联盟”主席国）、墨西哥、俄罗斯、沙特阿拉伯、塞内加尔（作为最不发达国家集团主席国）、土耳其和英国。联合国气候变化框架公约秘书处高级代表以及联合国秘书长也参与了会议。
会议议程围绕MEF的双重目标展开，即：1）推动高层在核心政治议题上的协调一致，以及2）为具体的集体行动提供平台。会议的部分作用是为未来MEF领导人会议奠定基础。
与会各方强调了在第26届联合国气候变化大会进展的基础上再接再厉的紧迫性，以及各国在格拉斯哥确定的一系列问题上采取下一步行动的重要性，包括呼吁缔约方重新审视并于今年按需加强2030年国家自主贡献目标（NDC），从而向《巴黎协定》的气温目标看齐。会议初始，与会各方讨论了在甲烷、零碳电力、电动汽车以及森林砍伐领域采取具体的集体行动的可能渠道。

Ministerial Meeting of the Major Economies on Energy and Climate Chair’s Summary 
MEDIA NOTE
OFFICE OF THE SPOKESPERSON
JANUARY 27, 2022
On January 27, 2022, the United States convened a ministerial meeting of the Major Economies Forum on Energy and Climate (MEF), chaired by Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry.  The Forum provided an opportunity for Ministers to reflect on the outcomes of COP26 in Glasgow; set out priorities for COP27 and 2022 more broadly; identify their plans for implementing/enhancing climate action; and explore possible concrete initiatives on which MEF countries might work together to accelerate climate action.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken opened the meeting by noting that Glasgow achieved significant progress and, importantly, that COP26 was not an endpoint but a starting point for accelerated climate action in this critical decade.  Moving forward, Secretary Blinken urged an “implementation plus” approach, calling on countries and other actors to implement the goals/commitments they have undertaken, and to pursue significant further efforts to keep within reach a 1.5-degree C limit on temperature rise.
Special Presidential Envoy for Climate Kerry was joined at the virtual, closed-door gathering by Ministers and other senior officials from MEF and other G20 countries, as well as from other countries bringing critical perspectives, including: Antigua and Barbuda (as Alliance of Small Island States Chair), Argentina, Australia, Bangladesh (as Climate Vulnerable Forum Chair), Brazil, Canada, China, Egypt (as incoming COP27 President), the European Commission, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, the Republic of Korea, Marshall Islands (as the High Ambition Coalition Chair), Mexico, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Senegal (as Least Developed Countries Group Chair), Turkey, and the United Kingdom.  Senior representatives of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change secretariat and the U.N. Secretary-General also participated.
The agenda centered on the MEF’s twin objectives of 1) facilitating closer high-level alignment on core political issues, and 2) providing a platform for concrete, collective actions.  The meeting served in part to the set the stage for a future MEF leaders meeting.
Participants underscored the urgency of building on the progress made at COP26 and the importance of countries following through on the next steps identified in Glasgow across a range of issues, including the call to Parties to revisit and strengthen the 2030 targets in their nationally determined contributions (NDCs) this year as needed to align with the temperature goal of the Paris Agreement.  Participants began the discussion of potential avenues for concrete, collective action in areas such as methane, zero-carbon power, electric vehicles, and deforestation.