Partners and Collaborators

A global coalition of implementation partners and locally rooted experts, driving real-world renewable energy transformation

  Partners  Collaborators

ReNew2030 brings together 11 implementation partners

Our coalition brings together regional climate foundations and transnational organisations to support and coordinate a diverse global network of grantees. Built on long-standing experience in scaling renewable energy, our partners contribute deep expertise in policy, finance, and delivery on the ground. This structure helps ensure strategies are locally grounded, regionally coordinated, and strengthened by learning across countries.

“ReNew2030 helps ensure that peer organisations and partners can strengthen alignment across geographies, so that we are more than the sum of our parts and can deliver outsized impact.”

Jamie Choi
Tara Climate Foundation
Chief Executive Officer

“Through ReNew2030, we have seen grid-connected solar power major industrial zones, local businesses build green project pipelines, and government institutions design frameworks to mobilise billions for climate action. These are no longer pilots in isolation; they are becoming part of a connected ecosystem for clean energy in Nigeria.”

Saliem Fakir
African Climate Foundation
Executive Director

“The strength of ReNew2030’s global network has enabled ICM to advance community energy, strengthen young leadership and collaboration with governments more effectively in Mexico; progress that would not have been possible in isolation”

Adrián Fernandez
Iniciativa Climática de México
Executive Director

Our Partners

We back regional and national leaders in high-emission regions. The work is grounded in local ownership and strengthened by global coordination that helps scale proven solutions.

Our Collaborators

We work with a wide range of organisations and networks across the energy and climate ecosystem, from leading data hubs and climate media to global energy networks and cross-sector innovators, to extend reach and amplify impact across the power sector.