The 2022 Edition of REN21’s Renewables Global Status Report provides an up-to-date synthesis of global renewable energy data and market and policy trends. The report finds that, while progress towards renewables continues in the power sector, the overall share of renewables in the world’s final energy consumption has stagnated. Although many more governments committed to net zero greenhouse gas emissions in 2021, REN21 warns that the global clean energy transition is not happening at the pace and scale required to meet critical climate goals by 2030.
The Renewables 2022 Global Status Report is available free online and can be downloaded along with key messages for decision makers, the data-pack and a zip file of all of the report’s charts and graphs.
The Institute’s Executive Director contributed to the report as part of a global network of more than 650 researchers, experts, and reviewers.
The Renewables 2022 Global Status Report is available free online and can be downloaded along with key messages for decision makers, the data-pack and a zip file of all of the report’s charts and graphs.
- REN21 Press Release (English)
- REN21 Comunicado de prensa (español)
The Institute’s Executive Director contributed to the report as part of a global network of more than 650 researchers, experts, and reviewers.
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