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SMARTER And citizen-centeric power for shared prosperity

SMARTER And citizen-centeric power for shared prosperity

Unleashing the potential of digitally and AI- enabled systems

Impact Stories

Impact Stories

As one of the largest multilateral agencies rooted in the Global South and active programmes in 98 countries, ISA is set to deliver real-world impact at scale, anchoring our efforts around four strategic pillars: Catalytic Finance Hub, Global Capability Centre and Digitisation, Regional & Country-Level Engagement & Technology Roadmaps & Policy Support

ISA in News

ISA in News

Explore how ISA’s work is making headlines around the world. From global events to transformative solar projects, stay up to date with media coverage featuring ISA’s impact

Green Hydrogen & Storage Startup Challenge 2026

Green Hydrogen & Storage Startup Challenge 2026

The SolarX Startup Challenge 2026 will be launched as the Global Green Hydrogen Storage and Startup Challenge. Announced at COP30 in Belém in 2025, the challenge will support startups at both ideation and market validation stages across five thematic buckets. Call for applications to be open in May 2026.

Easing Solar
Deployment Globally

The International Solar Alliance is an action-oriented, member-driven, intergovernmental organisation for increased deployment of solar energy technologies as a means for bringing energy access, ensuring energy security, and driving energy transition in its Member Countries.

Events

Pre-Bid Meeting : RFP for Selection of an Event Management Agency to Manage the Bharat Renewable Energy Summit and Expo 2026

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ISA plans Asia Solar Facility to attract long-term investments in the continent

ISA’s endeavour is to create clean energy thought leadership in the Global South

International Solar Alliance Committed to Intensifying Ethiopia’s Solar Development

Ghana, ISA chart path for solar-driven energy future