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United by a shared vision to bring clean, affordable and renewable energy within the reach of all, we affirm our intention to join the international solar alliance as founding members to ensure the promotion of green, clean and sustainable energy, and to draw on the beneficence of the Sun in this endeavor.
India and France have launched an International Solar Alliance to boost solar energy in developing countries. The initiative was launched at the UN Climate Change Conference in Paris on 30 November by Indian Prime Minister Narendera Modi and French President Francois Hollande.
The alliance includes around 120 countries that support the “Declaration on the occasion to launch the international solar alliance of countries dedicated to the promotion of solar energy”.
Provides a platform for cooperation among solar resource-rich countries to address their special energy needs. The International Solar Alliance (ISA) is conceived as a coalition of solar resource-rich countries to address their special energy needs and was launched on 30 November 2015 by India and France to implement the Paris Agreement.
Does Ernst & Young LLP work with the International Solar Alliance?
This report has been prepared by Ernst & Young LLP (“EY” or “we”), in accordance with an engagement agreement with the International Solar Alliance. Ernst & Young LLP's obligations to the [International Solar Alliance] are governed by that engagement agreement. This disclaimer applies to all other parties (“third party”).
What is cop29 & the solar hub?
Throughout the two weeks of COP29, The Solar Hub presented fresh ideas, business models, innovative financial mechanisms, and cutting-edge technologies in solar energy. The sessions spotlighted the International Solar Alliance's (ISA) collaborative initiatives, including the Global Solar Facility, the SolarX Startup Challenge, and STAR Centres.