2022 UNECE Renewable Energy Status Report
REN21 and the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) present the third, joint UNECE Renewable Energy Status Report 2022 focusing on 17 countries across...
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Evolving Education for a Renewables-based Economy
Renewables accounted for an estimated 11.5 million jobs worldwide in 2019 and that number is growing thanks to increased investment in renewables. The energy transition is...
Five takeaways from REN21’s Renewables 2021 Global Status Report
Report shows an alarming gap between targets and actions with fifteen G20 countries lacking a 2020 renewable energy target covering all sectors. REN21 calls for...
How Five Cities Are Driving the Energy Transition in Latin America
From solar roofs to electric public transport, coupled with already high shares of renewables in their mixes, cities in Latin America have demonstrated that they...
Net Zero Basics: Is our eye really on the prize?
Net zero emissions by 2050 is the collective goal for the world under the Paris Agreement, but the way we track emissions may be an...
Join us for the 2021 GSR Launch Event!
The Renewables 2021 Global Status Report will be launched on 15 June. We’re hosting a launch event that you can attend virtually to be the...
Accelerating Renewables in Asian Cities: Opportunities for Cleaner Air
The COVID-19 lockdown has given a glimpse of a clean air future for many people – also in Asia. In cities 100 km away from...
Explore how cities accelerate renewables with REN21’s new interactive site, in 100+ languages
Discover how local governments are advancing the renewable energy transition by visiting REN21’s interactive, multi-language website of the Renewables in Cities 2021 Global Status Report!...
Round 2 Peer Review for GSR 2021 is now live!
Peer Review has started! REN21’s annual Renewables Global Status Report (GSR) is the most referenced report on renewable energy market, industry and policy trends. What...
New Report: Cities are Trailblazers in the Race to Renewables
Over 1,300 cities, from the Americas to Sub-Saharan Africa, have demonstrated leadership in advancing renewables. National governments must give them the power to act. Read...
