The meeting will explore how countries are defining and planning for high share renewable energy targets, and how the ambitions translate into specific system design and operational challenges.
The virtual meeting provided a platform for a knowledge exchange on practical tools, policy instruments and governance arrangements that can inform government efforts on planning and policy design for just energy transitions.
During the meeting, the IRENA Secretariat will provide an update on the progress of its two main project facilitation initiatives: the Climate Investment Platform (CIP) and the Energy Transition Accelerator Financing (ETAF) Platform.
The ten10th CFGH meeting tackles aspects of the green hydrogen sector's development and draws upon insights from Shaping Sustainable International Hydrogen Value Chains report.
Upgrading, modernizing, and expanding physical infrastructure will enhance resilience and flexibility within a diversified and interconnected energy system.
The Fourth Meeting of the Collaborative Framework on Critical Materials for the Energy Transition (CFCM) will focus on countries sharing experiences on innovation and data governance to address the multiple challenges in securing the supply of critical materials.
The 9th meeting of the Collaborative Framework on Ocean Energy/Offshore Renewables (CFOR) will elaborate on the offshore wind supply chain issues, by facilitating a conversation with industry representatives.
The virtual meeting provides a timely opportunity to reflect on IRENA’s progress and set future priorities for the Collaborative Framework on Just and Inclusive Energy Transitions.
The eight meeting of the Collaborative Framework aimed to provide participants with insights on the importance of sustainable hydropower projects in the energy transition.
The objective of the fourth Collaborative Framework meeting was to establish a technical-level collaboration between IRENA and government offices and institutions responsible for implementing renewable energy projects.
This meeting of the Collaborative Framework was organised on the need to close the energy transition gap to stay on a 1.5°C pathway.
The third meeting of the Collaborative Framework on Critical Materials for the Energy Transition (CFCM) took place virtually on Thursday, 4 April 2024.
The 8th meeting of the Collaborative Framework on Ocean Energy/Offshore Renewables (CFOR) highlighted the role of ports/harbors in facilitating accelerated offshore wind deployment, with a focus on polices and best practices in serving as potential energy hubs.
The 2024 Collaborative Framework on Green Hydrogen focused on exploring green hydrogen derivatives, particularly in future international value chains.
The 8th Collaborative Framework on Green Hydrogen meeting focused on taking stock of global green hydrogen deployment after years of strategy development and project announcements.