Global Clean Power Alliance: finance mission country action plans
Country action plans launched at COP30 with the Global Clean Power Alliance (GCPA) finance mission.
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The Prime Minister launched the Global Clean Power Alliance (GCPA) at the at the G20 Summit in November 2024 alongside Brazil, with an initial finance mission statement focused on scaling clean energy finance. The UK and Brazil reiterated this goal at London Climate Action Week, setting out the finance mission’s focus on supporting energy country platforms. At COP30, the United Kingdom and Brazil have jointly launched key deliverables for the Global Clean Power Alliance’s finance mission. The mission is supported by a group of ‘friends of the finance mission’ that consists of NGOs, private investors, international organisations, MDBs and other delivery partners that are committed to supporting energy transitions in Emerging Markets and Developing Economies.
These actions plans for the African Union, Caribbean, Chile, Colombia, and Mozambique outline the specific areas where the GCPA Finance Mission will work with its partners to support their efforts to transition to clean energy. The plans are demand-led, focus on partner needs and outline the finance mission’s support to priority areas such as transmission and energy project readiness.
The action plans are complemented by a private finance-endorsed global High-Quality Energy Investment Planning Roadmap, which sets out how Emerging Markets and Developing Economies can support private finance mobilisation at scale for clean energy transitions.
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Published Chile and Global Clean Power Alliance finance mission: action plan.
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First published.