Global energy systems are facing repeated fossil-fuel crises, exposing the same structural vulnerabilities each time. This report sets out a practical alternative: a ten-point plan of grid interventions that countries can deploy now to reduce fossil-fuel dependence, ease pressures on consumers, and build long-term energy security. The resources below include:
Transmission infrastructure sits at the heart of ASEAN’s clean energy transition and energy security. Yet the region faces a supply chain bottleneck in the very components needed to deliver it. Lead times for key cables and voltage source converters now stretch to 4–6 years. Without intervention, supply chain delays risk pushing project timelines well beyond policy targets, inflating costs and weakening investor confidence.
Climate Finance Principles to Unlock Grids Financing’ aims to accelerate investments in grid infrastructure—an essential step for global decarbonisation. With over 3,000 GW of renewable projects awaiting grid connections, inadequate grid capacity hinders both energy security and progress toward net-zero goals.
Developed in collaboration with finance and infrastructure experts, these principles guide climate investors in identifying impactful grid projects.
Developed in collaboration with Climate Compatible Growth and with inputs from across the globe, the Electricity Transition Playbook is a tool to help policymakers build and deliver plans to transition to a clean electricity system.
During COP28 in Dubai, 134 countries signed the Global Renewables and Energy Efficiency Pledge (Triple up and Double down) at COP28. Whilst the pledge is an important commitment, what really counts is action and delivery. A Pledge without action is meaningless.
With contributions from across GGI’s global Ecosystem of experts, the Principles for Interconnectors have been developed as a guide for governments to help them effectively develop and leverage grid interconnectors, providing pathways through obstacles to progress.
