The fight to promote green, sustainable energy all over the
world is a difficult and trying one. Major organizations have formed to help
push the fight, and they all have ambitious goals, but even these giant
collectives of nations are struggling to get their policies recognized. The
Clean Energy Ministerial is a collective of nations that all work to push the
agenda of sustainable energy, was formed here in the United States. The Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) coalition was formed by the United Nations for the same
reason.
It, therefore, makes perfect sense that these two
international organizations have come together and joined goals and resources.
Together, this global power will be able to have much more effectiveness than
either one could have on their own. They are focusing their efforts on
developing countries, who can more easily invest in green energy. Instead of
replacing an already existing profitable system, these up and coming nations
can invest the starting capital in green energy from the start. With potent
examples of nations like Iceland
having enormous success with their green energy programs, the CEM is hoping to
adopt the goals of SE4ALL, including doubling green energy usage by 2030, and
halving our reliance on petroleum based fuel.
In such an important field, it is very encouraging to see
these two global powers not let their pride interfere with making the right
decision for Green Energy concerns the world over. Hopefully, some of their
component nations will learn from the example.
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