Energy leaders convene at IRENA 15A to turbo-charge energy transition in 2025
2025 marks ten years since the adoption of the Paris Agreement. Despite record growth in renewable energy deployment last year, progress falls short of what is needed to tackle climate change and enable sustainable development for all as delegates that attended the 15th IRENA Assembly (IRENA 15A) heard.
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