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ISA AT COP29

Easing Solar Energy

ISA’s journey as a global advocate for solar energy has grown significantly from COP27 to COP28 and now in anticipation of COP29. At COP27, ISA’s inaugural pavilion served as a vibrant hub of innovation, hosting over 26 sessions, more than 130 expert speakers, and unveiling key initiatives like the SolarX Startup Challenge, the “Our Solar Future” roadmap to mobilise USD 1 trillion by 2030, and the Solar Finance Facility. Building on this momentum, ISA expan ded its impact at COP28 in Dubai, where its 'Solar Hub' Pavilion hosted 35 sessions in collaboration with 15 Member Countries and 15 international organisations. Looking ahead to COP29, ISA is set to further advance solar solutions for sustainable development, with a focus on achieving SDG 7 and 13, through even broader programming and deeper engagement in critical discussions.

ISA’s Sessions at COP29

Throughout the two weeks, The Solar Hub will present fresh ideas, business models, innovative financial mechanisms, and cutting-edge technologies in solar energy. The sessions will spotlight ISA’s collaborative initiatives, including the Global Solar Facility, the SolarX Startup Challenge, and STAR Centres. Additionally, the sessions will focus on ISA’s initiatives in Small Island Developing States (SIDS) and Least Developed Countries (LDCs), where grants have been provided to offer essential technical and financial support for solar pilot projects.

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Experience The Solar Hub

ISA's pavilion, 'The Solar Hub' at COP is envisioned as a global benchmark for tracking and driving solar energy progress, creating a dynamic platform for collaboration, insights, and impactful recommendations.

It aims to achieve four core objectives: showcasing international solar advancements and tools like the Ease of Doing Solar (EoDS) and the 2022 World Solar Reports; fostering partnerships with industry and technology leaders; sharing successful solar initiatives and best practices through capacity-building programs like STAR-C; and advocating solar’s role in climate action with actionable recommendations for the UNFCCC and national stakeholders. The Solar Hub stands to make solar energy a cornerstone of global sustainable development and climate goals.

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Please write to Mr Aditya Tiwari at atiwari@isa.int
to participate as a speaker, partner or host a session at the ISA Solar Hub