The Production Gap 2025 report reveals that many nations are planning to increase fossil fuel extraction, undermining global climate goals. Despite commitments made at UN climate summits to transition away from fossil fuels, the data shows that countries are set to produce more than double the fossil fuels necessary to limit global warming to 1.5C by 2030. Only a few countries, such as the UK and Norway, plan to reduce their fossil fuel output, while others, including India and Russia, are increasing production. Experts warn that this trend could lead to severe climate consequences and emphasize the need for urgent government action to shift towards renewable energy and manage energy demands effectively. The report coincides with upcoming UN meetings aimed at strengthening climate commitments.