Renewables in Cities workshop: what were the main outcomes?
After the release of the Preliminary Findings of the Renewables in Cities – Global Status Report at the International Conference on Climate Action in Heidelberg, Germany
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Participate in the Asia and the Pacific Renewable Energy Status Report
Asia is Earth’s largest and most populous continent. It covers an area of 44,579,000 square kilometres equivalent to approximately 30% of Earth’s total land area.
Global Status Report on Local Renewable Energy Policies (2011)
Download Full Report City and local governments can play a key role in encouraging renewable energy at the local level. The multiple roles of these
True Cost of Electric Power (2012)
Download Full Report In energy markets across the world, market prices for fossil fuels are often lower than the prices of energy generated from renewable
Mini-grid Policy Toolkit (2014)
Download Full Report The Mini-grid Policy Toolkit is for policy makers to navigate the mini-grid policy design process. It contains information on mini-grid operator models,
The First Decade: 2004-2014
Download Full Report The First Decade: 2004-2014 documents the evolution of renewables since 2004 measuring progress by technology and by region, ending with a look
Renewable Energy Tenders and Community [Em]power[ment]: Latin America and the Caribbean (2017)
Download Full Report Renewable Energy Tenders and Community [Em]power[ment]: Latin America and the Caribbean, looks at the interface between the tendering process and the role
Renewable Energy Policies in a Time of Transition (2018)
Download Full Report In the past decade the world has seen unexpectedly fast progress in the renewable energy field with improved technologies and decreased prices.
Towards Decarbonising Transport (2018)
Download Full Report CO2 emissions from transport are still rising. If immediate action is not taken, more radical measures will be unavoidable in the future.
2013 Renewables Global Futures Report
Download Full Report The dynamic nature of renewable energy markets, technologies, and cost reductions continuing, we can look to the future with a very different
