Renewables are on a roll, and
it's an unstoppable movement that's growing around the world. Last month, ten
nations along with the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) launched
the "Renewables Club":
China, Denmark, France,
Germany, India, Morocco, South Africa, Tonga, United Arab Emirates, United
Kingdom.
Their common goal is to
scale up the deployment of renewable energy worldwide. German Environment Minister
Peter Altmaier said the goal is "a worldwide transformation of the energy
system."
The Renewables Club
Communique stated: "We are convinced that renewable energy, including
transmission and interconnection infrastructures, is an essential part of the
solution to the existential challenges we are facing and the means to transform
the path to sustainability."
This is exactly the message
of the GENI Initiative.
We have
reached the Tipping Point – the threshold where a new technology and
commitment grow – and it is unstoppable.
Underscoring
the trend is the recent aim of the Philippine Climate Change Commission’s to 'supply
100% renewable energy to their country in 10 years.' GENI has published 25
national reports under the same title, and five were members of the Renewables
Club. We expect that every nation will follow, as these are road-maps for the
transition. Please share this letter, "like" it on Facebook, and push for studies
on "How Can We Become 100% Renewable?" in your nation, state and region.
In partnership for the
planet,
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