Renewable Energy Policy Network for the 21st Century

REN21 is the only global renewable energy community of actors from science, governments, NGOs and industry. We provide up-to-date and peer-reviewed facts, figures and analysis of global developments in technology, policies and markets. Our goal: enable decision-makers to make the shift to renewable energy happen – now.
REN21 was created in 2004 as an outcome of the Bonn2004 International Conference on Renewable Energy. This “coalition of the willing” came together with one objective in mind: to support and accelerate the development of renewable energy.
From the outset, REN21’s mandate has been to collect, consolidate and synthesise a vast body of renewable energy data to provide clear and reliable information on what is happening in real-time.
This mandate still holds today.

Building the sustainable energy future
There is an unprecedented momentum for leaving the fossil fuel age behind us. And we must do it now. Before the COVID pandemic, millions of young people took to the streets to force decision-makers to understand the climate crisis we are facing. While protests had to go digital over the last several months, it does not alter the fact that patience and faith in politicians, who hesitate and waver, is fading away.
We at REN21 know that with a rapid transition to renewable energy and energy efficiency we can turn the tide. With our worldwide community of experts, we can prove that a transition to renewable energy is possible and happening – now! Together, let’s bring that knowledge to every citizen and every decision-maker throughout the world.
Internship Tasks:
Support with general activities, such as document sorting, data collection, translation, basic website maintenance, social media, project management, communication and event help, etc. 
The specific content of the internship depends on the needs at that time.

Requirements:
● Bachelor’s degree; Recently graduated (in the last 6 months) or currently enrolled in an educational institution
● Fluency in spoken and written English
● Strong interpersonal and English communicative skills
● Proficiency in MS software (e.g. Word, Excel, Power point)


2019-10-23 | Seoul, Korea Rep – IREC : International Renewable Energy Conference

2017-09-11 | Mexico City, Mexico – REN21 connecting the dots – convening multistakeholders on renewable energy

2015-10-04 | Cape Town, South Africa – IREC : International Renewable Energy Conference

2013-01-15 | Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates – IREC : International Renewable Energy Conference

2010-10-27 | Delhi, India – IREC : International Renewable Energy Conference

2008-03-04 | Washington, DC USA – IREC : International Renewable Energy Conference

2005-11-07 | Beijing, China – IREC : International Renewable Energy Conference

2004-06-01 | Bonn, Germany – IREC : International Renewable Energy Conference

Relations
Relations with Inter-Governmental Organizations:
Organizations involved: 
E-XE2442 – European Commission (EC); 
F-XF2335 – Global Environment Facility (GEF);
E-XE5314 – International Energy Agency (IEA); 
B-XJ4129 – International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA); 
E-XE3382 – UNDP; 
E-XE4161 – UNEP.
Accredited organization of: 
F-XJ2175 – Green Climate Fund (GCF).
Also links with: 
G-XJ2537 -Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ).
Relations with Non-Governmental Organizations:
Organizations involved: 
F-XF5252 – African Energy Policy Research Network (AFREPREN/FWD);  
G-XG8359 – Energy and Resources Institute (TERI); 
E-XM0405 – Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC);
F-XF4392 – Greenpeace International; industry and finance groups; 
F-XM1278 – International Renewable Energy Alliance (Ren Alliance); 
national organizations; 
F-XG7799 – United Nations Foundation (UNF); 
F-XF3608 – World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF); 
C-XC0130 – World Wind Energy Association (WWEA).
Member of: 
F-XM4406 – Climate Knowledge Brokers (CKB); 
F-XM4404 – Climate Technology Centre and Network (CTCN); 
F-XM4413 – LEDS Global Partnership (LEDS GP). 
Partner of:
E-XJ9277 – Sustainable Energy for All (SEforALL). 
Also links with:
G-XG9071 – UWC Atlantic College; 
E-XM0983 – Alliance for Rural Electrification (ARE); 
G-XM5636 – Associação Lusófona de Energias Renovaveis (ALER);
C-XJ1664 – World Bioenergy Association (WBA).

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