UK to lead Global Clean Energy Alliance

The alliance of countries will work together and share expertise with the aim of meeting COP28 commitments to triple renewable energy and double energy efficiency.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer officially launched the Global Clean Energy Alliance at the G20 in Rio de Janeiro, with 12 countries signed up to join its first mission. The Global Clean Energy Alliance will bring countries together to accelerate the clean energy transition globally, while bolstering the UK’s energy security and creating thousands of jobs. The UK continues to lead the fight against the climate crisis, following the prime minister’s interventions at COP29 in Azerbaijan last week. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has officially launched the UK-led Global Clean Energy Alliance, providing a major boost to the world’s clean energy transition. Brazil, Australia, Barbados, Canada, Chile, Colombia, France, Germany, Morocco, Norway, Tanzania and the African Union are the first countries to join this first mission. The United States and the European Union will also collaborate with the United Kingdom on the initiative.

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