On Monday, 9th December 2019, the Global Renewables Congress held a Parliamentary Breakfast in the context of the UN Climate Change Conference, COP25 under the Chilean Presidency, from 2 to 13 December 2019 in Madrid, Spain. 27 participants – including 13 standing and former parliamentarians – came together to discuss
Unleashing the transformative power of Community Energy in Europe How energy communities operate and what is needed to unleash the full potential of community energy in Europe was discussed among some 25 Parliamentarians and experts during a breakfast at the European Parliament on November 5, 2019 Addressing climate change and
Parliamentary Breakfast at German Bundestag The impacts of climate change are visible across the world. People in the Global South, in particular, are facing increasingly extreme weather events that often lead to life-threatening crises. “The climate crisis calls for a realignment of our foreign and development policy. This also means
10 ACTION AREAS FOR EUROPEAN LOCAL GOVERNMENTS TO ACHIEVE 100% RENEWABLE ENERGY Renewable energy remains at the top of the agendas of many policy makers worldwide. And that is for good reason – Technologies for renewable power generation, heating and cooling, and transport are affordable and most often the cheapest
To create a world powered by 100% Renewable Energy, legislators and policy-makers need to create a stable energy market.
The Global Renewables Congress (GRC) was officially launched on Tuesday, 11 December 2018, against the backdrop of the 24th session of the Conference of Parties (COP) in Katowice, Poland. More than 20 legislators from around the world joined our launch and discussed their visions and hopes for how the GRC
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