What happened at KIREC Seoul 2019 ?
With over 2000 participants, 30 sessions and 22 side events, the eighth edition of the International Renewable Energy Conference (IREC) was held last week in
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KIREC Daily Bulletin: The Power of Cooperation
KIREC’s third day of activities brought active and fruitful discussions among the world’s energy players, as they shared their experiences of successes and challenges in
KIREC Daily Bulletin: The Power of Discussion
Wednesday began with a full agenda. South Korea’s Trade, Industry and Energy Minister Sung Yun-mo kicked off the day’s activities with a passionate speech about
Partnering with the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy and the Seoul Metropolitan Government to host KIREC Seoul 2019
KIREC Seoul 2019 will be the first IREC jointly hosted by a national and a local government. Cities increasingly are strong drivers in renewable energy
Planning the Future: What REN21 is doing to build the energy system of tomorrow
In order to reach goals set by the Paris Agreement in 2015, planning needs to happen now. This especially applies to electricity grids, whose long
The Inconvenience of (Not) Speaking Up
Read the latest editorial from our Executive Secretary, Rana Adib. This editorial was featured in the October edition of our quarterly newsletter. Sign up to receive
Review the Renewables in Cities 2019 Global Status Report
Peer Review for the full first edition of the Renewables in Cities 2019 Global Status Report (REC-GSR) is available and needs your expert input. Why
This is what happened at Asia Pacific Climate Week 2019
REN21 recently attended Asia-Pacific Climate Week (APCW) 2019 held in Bangkok. Fifty percent of the global population lives in Asia and the region is responsible
Review the Asia-Pacific Renewable Energy Status Report
Peer review for the Asia and the Pacific Renewable Energy Status Report 2019 starts today! In the last few months, many of you have contributed
Expert’s pick; ‘Gas and oil firms reclassified under non-renewables on London Stock Exchange (LSE)’
Bad news for fossil fuels and a step forward for renewable energy. This is the article that our Project Manager & Analyst, Duncan Gibb, recommends
