Renewables are not just the energy of the future. They are the jobs, growth, and security of today.
Alongside the UN General Assembly and Climate Week NYC, a coalition of private sector organisations and leading companies updated the global narrative:
Renewables are not just the energy of the future. They are the jobs, growth, and security of today.
The message echoed across New York and beyond. At the Global Renewables Summit, President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen stated:
“The energy transition has truly taken off. […] Clean energy is not only about addressing climate change. It is, in my view, also about energy security and about prosperity.”
Alongside the UN General Assembly and Climate Week NYC, a coalition of private sector organisations and leading companies updated the global narrative:
Renewables are not just the energy of the future. They are the jobs, growth, and security of today.
Ahead of the UK/IEA Energy Security Summit 2025, 145 private sector organisations called on governments to anchor renewables, efficiency, storage and grids at the core of national energy plans and policies. These solutions deliver benefits far beyond emissions reductions. They are the bedrock of a secure, competitive and affordable future.
The statement outlines key priorities for governments to integrate into their national climate plans (NDCs) and energy policies, emphasising the need to:
Ahead of the UK/IEA Energy Security Summit 2025, 145 private sector organisations called on governments to anchor renewables, efficiency, storage and grids at the core of national energy plans and policies. These solutions deliver benefits far beyond emissions reductions. They are the bedrock of a secure, competitive and affordable future.
In the lead-up to the Clean Energy Ministerial in Busan, the Global Renewables Alliance and Climate Group shared a unified message with Korean leadership: renewables are the foundation of Korea’s competitiveness, security and resilience.
The case is undeniable:
Accelerating renewable deployment is the key to energy security — to cut costs, protect businesses from price shocks, and build a competitive and resilient economy.
Our open letter urges the Republic of Korea to raise national ambition and fast-track renewable energy at scale, positioning itself as a regional leader in renewable electricity.
Alongside the UN General Assembly and Climate Week NYC, a coalition of private sector organisations companies updated the global narrative: Renewables are not just the energy of the future. They are the jobs, growth, and security of today.
In the lead-up to the Clean Energy Ministerial in Busan, the Global Renewables Alliance and Climate Group shared a unified message with Korean leadership: renewables are the foundation of Korea’s competitiveness, security and resilience.
A compelling advertisement is published in the Financial Times to spotlight the need for a modern energy system to ensure energy security for people, businesses and countries. The statement is supported by over 130 private-sector organisations.
Over 145 companies and associations launch a joint statement, calling on governments to accelerate the deployment of renewables and increase energy efficiency to ensure energy security.
A poll on global business attitudes, published by E3G, Beyond Fossil Fuels and We Mean Business Coalition, shows that 97% of executives back a move away from fossil fuels to renewables based electricity system.
