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...
Category : RENEWABLES IN CITIES GSR
Renewables in Cities 2021: Launch Event
Launch event for the new Renewables in Cities 2021 Global Status Report What do you want to know about renewables in cities? Join us for...
Upcoming Report: Renewables in Cities
Coming 18 March 2021: the second Renewables in Cities Global Status Report. Click here to register for the launch event and/or sign up to receive...
What Do You Know About Renewables in Cities?
18 November 2020 Peer Review has started! REN21’s Renewables in Cities Global Status Report (REC) demonstrates trends and developments on policies, energy consumption and production,...
Data collection for the Renewables in Cities Global Status Report has started!
We are pleased to announce that data collection for the second edition has begun! The Renewables in Cities Global Status Report (REC) is an annual...
Webinars you cannot miss
Last November we launched the Renewables in Cities Global Status Report. After several presentations around the world, such as COP25 in Madrid in December and...
Expert’s Pick: Reflecting on the past 10 years in energy
This week’s expert’s pick comes in the form of a podcast, chosen by our Research & Community Management intern Fiona Corcoran. Fiona picked The Energy...
Expert’s Pick: Smart Cities, Dumb Cities… What’s the future of cities?
55% of the world’s population lives in cities. We know that cities will play a key part in the change to renewable energy. But what...
Expert’s Pick: Why there is no competition in the nuclear vs. renewables debate
For this week’s Expert’s Pick, Outreach & Communications Manager Laura E. Williamson has chosen Nuclear power ‘cannot rival renewable energy’, an article written by Paul...
Expert’s Pick: Fukushima leading Japan’s energy transition
Fukushima, a prefecture in north-east Japan notorious for the terrible nuclear accident that occurred there in March 2011, is planning to power its electricity with...
