REN21 MEMBERS
REN21 members are industry associations, governments, inter-governmental organisations, NGOs, and academic and scientific institutions. An elected number of members form REN21’s Steering Committee – the main governing body of REN21.
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What makes REN21 unique?
Industry Associations
Inter-governmental Organisations
NGOs
Science and Academia
Governments
Members at large
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Michael Eckhart
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Mohamed El-Ashry
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David Hales
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Kirsty Hamilton
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Peter Rae
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Arthouros Zervos
What does it mean to be a REN21 member?
REN21 members are expected to support REN21’s three main objectives:
- building collectively a sustainable energy future based on renewable energy,
- providing knowledge with data and information and,
- shaping debates to make how we think about renewable energy evolve.
REN21 welcomes new members wanting to join a coalition of the willing to advance the renewable energy transition. Joining REN21 enables members to:
- Interact with other REN21 members
- Promote their activities on the REN21 website and newsletter
- Privileged access to and participation in REN21 events
- Have premium access to REN21’s collaborative online platform
How to become a member?
Send a letter addressed to Rana Adib, Executive Director (secretariat@ren21.net) copying Laura Williamson, Membership & Institutional Partnerships (laura.williamson@ren21.net), outlining your organisation’s interest in becoming a member. Please indicate what your organisation can bring to the REN21 community, e.g. in the form of knowledge, contacts, in-kind activities etc.
All membership applications are reviewed and subject to approval by the REN21 Bureau.
