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The CEM brings together the world’s largest and leading countries, international organisations and companies to achieve a single mission: accelerate clean energy transitions.

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Clean Energy Ministerial

Decarbonisation of Buildings: Key Findings from the IPCC AR6 on Climate Mitigation

16/02
Clean Energy Ministerial

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The energy transition will affect every corner of the economy. The switch to clean, reliable and affordable energy will need international coalitions to find solutions in each sector to supercharge clean energy deployment and to bring communities along with them.

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Our Members represent 90% of installed clean power generation capacity, 80% of global clean investments, and the majority of public research and development in clean energy technologies.

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Latest Highlights

  • CEM Action Fund
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    CEM Action Fund

    At the Global Clean Energy Action Forum (GCEAF) hosted by the United States in Pittsburgh, CEM Members agreed to establish a CEM Action Fund designed to attract new resources for the CEM community and its workstreams. This will fill an important gap in the CEM’s existing resourcing architecture and provide an efficient vehicle to provide larger-scale, multi-workstream, or multi-year support for the CEM. The Action Fund will be open to…

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    September 21, 2022

  • CEM14 and CEM15 hosts announced at GCEAF

    CEM14 and CEM15 hosts announced at GCEAF

    We are delighted that the current host of this year's ministerial, held in Pittsburgh under the banner of the Global Clean Energy Action Forum, passed the baton onto two leading CEM members to host the coming two ministerial meetings. India will kindly host CEM14 next year alongside its G20 energy ministerial, followed in 2024 by Brazil who too will pair the CEM with their G20 presidency. More details on both…

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    September 23, 2022

  • A new Clean Energy Marine Hubs announced at the GCAEF

    Pittsburgh, USA. 23 September 2022 Clean Energy Marine Hubs (CEMH) platform officially announced at Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM) in PittsburghEnvisaged as a truly public-private platform between energy, maritime, shipping and finance communities, the CEMH, the platform will aim to de-risk investments in future clean fuelsCanada, Norway, Panama, United Arab Emirates and Panama announced as early participants in public-private platform between energy and maritime sectors to de-risk investment in future fuelsInternational…

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  • Energy Transition Factbook for policy makers launched at CEM13
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    Energy Transition Factbook for policy makers launched at CEM13

    Bloomberg Energy Transition Factbook 2022 22 September 2022- Pittsburgh, PA : As part of the annual Clean Energy Ministerial meetings held in Pittsburgh this week, BloombergNEF (BNEF) has released an Energy Transition Factbook to graphically highlight how the world is progressing toward lower-carbon energy sources. This is an update of the annual publication undertaken by BloombergNEF in previous years. The 48-page report leverages BNEF’s research on power, transportation and industry, while detailing…

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  • CEM and MI announced as the future home of the Breakthrough Agenda

    CEM and MI announced as the future home of the Breakthrough Agenda

    The Clean Energy Ministerial and Mission Innovation will bring the Breakthrough Agenda under their joint stewardship for an initial pilot phase of one year from COP27 onwards. The Breakthrough Agenda is a commitment made by countries to make clean technology solutions the most affordable, accessible and attractive option in each emitting sector, by the end of this decade. The Clean Energy Ministerial and Mission Innovation, as well-established collaboration platforms with…

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    September 27, 2022

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Decarbonisation of Buildings: Key Findings from the IPCC AR6 on Climate Mitigation

Buildings emissions are projected to approach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions in 2050 if policy packages – which combine ambitious sufficiency,…

16February 2023

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