This September in Pittsburgh, the United States will host the first ever Global Clean Energy Action Forum — a joint convening of the 13th Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM) and 7th Mission Innovation (MI) ministerial — along with partners in the private sector, academia, innovators, civil society, youth, and communities everywhere. The three-day event will feature a high-level plenary, topical roundtables with energy and science ministers from at least 30 countries, CEOs and experts, side events, this clean energy technology showcase, and other activities.
The theme for the GCEAF is Rapid Innovation and Deployment. This means accelerating the pace and scale of innovation of energy technologies through collaboration and shared strategies, as well as shortening the innovation-to-deployment continuum to deploy commercially viable technologies at the pace and scale needed to combat the climate crisis in this urgent decade of delivery.