The Global Renewables Alliance is co-leading the global movement to accelerate electrification through the campaign platform Electrify Now. At the launch of the global campaign, several governments including UK, EU and Philippines, and 50+ NGOs joined the movement, and over 100 global businesses called for electrification as an economic strategy.

In response to the global energy crisis, the Global Renewables Alliance has launched a five-point Renewables Action Plan recommending how governments can reduce vulnerability to fossil fuel shocks through renewables and electrification, while tracking the measures countries are already implementing.

Explore the Action Plan and tracker to see how governments can strengthen energy security and accelerate the transition to resilient, renewable-powered energy systems.

We are committed to a future powered by clean, secure, and just energy — renewables. A key milestone on this path is achieving the global target to triple renewable energy capacity by 2030, a goal co-led by GRA and endorsed by all UN nations at COP28 in 2023.

To deliver at least 11,000 GW of renewables by 2030, we establish, communicate, and drive action towards this target. We work in close partnership with governments, industry leaders, investors, NGOs, multilateral organisations, and corporations to accelerate the energy transition at the speed and scale the world needs.

The global target is set: triple renewable energy capacity by 2030. But how do we bridge the gap between high-level commitment and action on the ground?

Our events are the engines of this transformation. From the high-stakes diplomacy of the Global Renewables Summit in New York to the cutting-edge innovation of the Lisbon Future Dialogue and our high-impact presence at COP, we create the spaces where leaders, investors, and changemakers turn targets into reality.

Join the movement. Explore our upcoming events.

Independent
September 21, 2026

World leaders in New York to grapple with climate. Fuel prices, AI and disasters complicate things

The world can still meet a goal set in 2023 to triple renewable power capacity by the end of the...
Associated Press
September 21, 2026

Climate Week talks balance hope for clean energy against uncertainty over artificial intelligence

Despite record growth in renewables last year, the world must build more renewable power capacity from 2026 to 2030 than...
Reuters
September 21, 2026

Global renewable deployment must double to hit 2030 climate target, report says

The global deployment of renewable power must more than double to meet a climate pledge on renewable growth by 2030,...
Forbes
July 19, 2026

Electricity Costs 3 Times Gas In Europe. Tax Is A Big Reason Why

Industry advocates, including the Global Renewables Alliance, urge tax code realignment, suggesting reduced electricity taxes with revenue shifted to general...
Estadão
July 9, 2026

In London, extreme heat served as a reminder of why electrification cannot wait

A new report by the E3G, the Global Renewables Alliance and We Mean Business Coalition, Powering Up: Business Perspectives on...
The Economic Times
July 9, 2026

India briefly crosses 50% clean power mark for second time

Bruce Douglas, Chief Executive Officer of Global Renewables Alliance, called it a "powerful demonstration" of what is now technically possible....
September 21, 2026

Global leaders call for speeding up of renewables and clean electrification

Summit builds momentum on clean electrification and the transition away from fossil fuels to deliver secure and affordable energy...
August 20, 2026

Global Renewables Summit returns to Climate Week NYC to accelerate electrification

Over two days, on 21–22 September, political leaders, CEOs, investors and international organisations will gather at the Global Renewables Summit:...
August 11, 2026

Senate session highlights renewable energy as Brazil's path to economic growth

The renewable energy sector, backed by the Global Renewables Alliance (GRA), urged Brazil’s Senate to prioritise legislative proposals on grid...

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