Factbox: COP27: Major players at the U.N. climate talks in Egypt

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : Provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), signed by President Joe Biden in August, are expected to triple the amount of clean energy on the electricity grid and reduce carbon emissions by 1 billion tons annually by the end of this decade.
59% : The world's second biggest emitter after China comes to COP27 after the approval of domestic legislation that should unlock trillions of dollars in investment in clean energy and transportation.
57% :Spearheaded by Britain and Canada, 41 nations and dozens more local governments and companies have pledged faster transitions to clean energy.
55% :South Africa is racing to conclude a side deal for the EU, United States and other nations to provide it with $8.5 billion to transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy.
45% : Nevertheless, the country is increasing its coal use in the face of energy security risks, and President Xi Jinping said in October that China would continue to support "the clean and efficient use of coal".
42% : India has resisted renouncing coal, manoeuvering with China at COP26 last year to block stronger commitments to quitting it.

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