RE100 is a global initiative dedicated to promoting the use of renewable energy within large corporations.
RE100 is a global initiative dedicated to promoting the use of renewable energy within large corporations. It brings together hundreds of influential companies committed to sourcing 100% of their electricity from renewable sources. Led by the Climate Group, RE100 aims to accelerate the transition to a zero-carbon energy grid on a global scale.
The initiative’s impact is substantial. Companies within the commercial and industrial sectors, which consume roughly half of the world’s electricity, are represented within RE100. These members operate across diverse industries and geographic locations, from technology giants to manufacturing powerhouses. Collectively, they consume more electricity than entire nations, underscoring the initiative’s potential to drive significant change.
To support its members, RE100 engages in policy advocacy worldwide, focusing particularly on regions with limited access to renewable energy. The organization collaborates with policymakers to create an environment conducive to corporate renewable energy sourcing and to expedite the global shift towards renewable electricity.
In August 2024, RE100 wrote to the President of Indonesia strongly encouraging Indonesia to increase its ambition on renewable electricity. Penned by CEO Helen Clarkson of Climate Group on behalf of RE100’s 430+ member companies, the letter sets out three key areas that RE100 members see as critical, which in turn will help unlock private investment in Indonesia’s renewable future: Increase ambition by setting a minimum 34% renewable energy target for 2030; increase the amount and pace of new renewable projects coming onto the grid via establishing a clearer green tariff structure; and create an electricity market that allows more direct sourcing options between corporate buyers and electricity producers. Full letter available here.
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