At the margins of COP27 in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt and in collaboration with the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) and the Climate Vulnerable Forum Global Parliamentary Group (CVF GPG), the GRC organised a Legislators Dialogue to highlight successful multi-actor partnerships (MAP), discuss how they can accelerate the deployment of
On the occasion of the release of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report on mitigation of climate change in April 2022, the Global Renewables Congress and its partner organisation Bread for the World brought together representatives from parliament, civil society and the newly elected German government. Together, participants
This virtual dialogue among legislators, civil society, businesses and international organisations aimed at providing an overview of conditions necessary for energy policymaking to realise a successful and effective transformation of the energy system.
This year’s seventh edition of the IRENA Legislators Forum sought to catalyse political actions to accelerate the energy transformation.
End-of-year review 2021 of the Global Renewables Congress – the network of parliamentarians dedicated to upscaling renewable energy solutions.
On the side-lines of COP26 in Glasgow in early November 2021, the Global Renewables Congress (GRC) held a couple of joint events to strengthen understanding of the relevance of involving and promoting parliamentary voices in climate negotiations and national climate action. By developing strategies for national energy systems powered by
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