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World Leaders Gather In New York To Drive Urgent Action On Renewable Energy
NEW YORK – President of the European Commission, President of Kenya, and The Bahamas Prime Minister, Philip Davis, will headline the second Global Renewables Summit on September 22nd and 23rd in New York, alongside the UN General Assembly and Climate Week NYC.
NEW YORK – President of the European Commission, President of Kenya, and The Bahamas Prime Minister, Philip Davis, will headline the second Global Renewables Summit on September 22nd and 23rd in New York, alongside the UN General Assembly and Climate Week NYC.
The summit will open with the high-level session on renewable energy abundance.
Roundtable dialogues will focus on urgent priorities, including national energy plans, energy security, unlocking capital for emerging markets, expanding grids and storage, and accelerating green industrialization.
With COP30 fast approaching, the summit serves as a pivotal moment to turn global ambition into national action, mobilizing investment, policy, and partnerships to scale renewables at unprecedented speed.
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