At New York Climate Week we want to take the #ElectrifyNow campaign to the next level, support us by sharing the message on social media.
This is what #ElectrifyNow with renewables looks like. This September, the focus is on Delivering #ElectrifyNow.
75% of the global energy system can already be electrified cost-competitively.
9 in 10 executives want to electrify their operations by 2035.
Electrification can be 3x more energy efficient than combustion-based energy.
The opportunity is already here. Now, governments, businesses and civil society are coming together to accelerate the transition and quadruple the global rate of electrification.
As world leaders gather in New York for UNGA and #ClimateWeekNYC, our message is clear:
Electrify Now.
Join the movement: https://www.electrifynow.world/
#ElectrifyNow #ClimateWeekNYC
Find some key messages that you can use on social media.
The age of electricity is here. Renewable powered electrification is the practical route to greater energy security, competitiveness and affordable growth.
Tripling renewables and accelerating electrification are one delivery agenda. Renewable capacity, grids, storage and electrification must scale together.
It is time to deliver. The Global Renewables Summit will bring government and business together to advance the policies, investment and partnerships needed to triple renewables by 2030 and advance 35% electrification by 2035.
A landmark global survey of business executives across 18 countries shows overwhelming support for a rapid transition to electrified economies run predominantly on renewables-based electricity.
The Global Renewables Summit returns to New York, bringing together heads of state, ministers, CEOs, investors and international organisations to accelerate the deployment of renewable-powered electrification.
Building on momentum from the Santa Marta Conference, London Climate Action Week and the Electrify Now campaign, the 2026 Summit will focus on delivering the global commitment to triple renewable energy capacity by 2030 and advancing the policies, investment and partnerships needed to electrify economies.
Hosted by Global Renewables Alliance, Fortescue and Climate Group, the Summit is a key milestone on the road to COP31, showcasing progress, driving implementation and reinforcing the role of renewables as the foundation of secure, competitive and affordable energy systems.
