Joining the 24/7 Carbon-Free Energy Compact

Joining the 24/7 Carbon-Free Energy Compact means your organization will become part of a growing global movement to meet all global electricity demand with Carbon-Free Energy sources. Signatories are actively collaborating to accelerate technologies, policies, tools, ideas and advocacy approaches aimed at unlocking 24/7 Carbon-Free Energy for all.

Be up-to-date

You can keep up to date with the latest news and events emerging from within the 24/7 Carbon-Free Energy community and learn more about the program by watching our online workshops.

Join the community

To formally submit your application to join the 24/7 Carbon-Free Energy Compact, please follow these steps:

1) Application Form: Start by downloading the application form from our website and filling it out with your details.

2) Minimum Operational Duration: Your organization must be a registered legal entity with at least 6 months of active operational history (this requirement does not apply to public entities and governmental agencies). Proof of legal registration must be provided.

3) Sustainability Commitment Statement: Submit a one-page document outlining your current sustainability efforts and how these efforts contribute to a carbon-free energy future.

4) Proof of Impact (Optional): You are encouraged to submit documentation of completed projects or significant milestones in the renewable energy or sustainability sector, showcasing measurable contributions to the compact’s objectives.

5) Submit Your Application: Send your completed application form and supporting documents via email to EnergyCompact@SEforALL.org and Vadym.Naiko@SEforALL.org for review.

Our team will review your application and respond with next steps regarding your submission.

Advancing 24/7 Carbon-Free Energy

There are many ways that stakeholders across the energy ecosystem can contribute to advancing 24/7 Carbon-Free Energy. Some potential commitments mentioned in the 24/7 Carbon-Free Energy Compact include:

Everyone can publicly advocate and support energy policies that accelerate the decarbonization of electricity grids worldwide. This can include policies that help develop, commercialize, and deploy Carbon-Free Energy generation and demand optimization technologies, expand and interconnect electricity grids to integrate Carbon-Free Energy, expand and enhance electricity markets, and provide direct access to purchases of Carbon-Free Energy, among others.

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Clean energy buyers can move beyond a 100% renewable energy annual matching goal and adopt a 24/7 Carbon-Free Energy procurement approach that leads to additional clean electricity generation that increasingly matches their hourly electricity demand on local/regional electricity grids where their consumption occurs, in line with the 24/7 Carbon-Free Energy principles.

Governments, companies, and solutions providers can commit to supporting the advancement of Carbon-Free Energy technology to decarbonize electricity grids, including by supporting demand optimization technologies, next-generation Carbon-Free Energy, grid infrastructure, and software solutions.

Energy suppliers and solutions providers can commit to provide offerings that enable increasing access to 24/7 Carbon-Free Energy, including developing contractual arrangements, market products, and other innovations that enable the delivery of 24/7 Carbon-Free Energy.

All stakeholders can support widespread access to the energy data required to enable consumers to set and measure 24/7 Carbon-Free Energy goals, support the optimization of Carbon-Free Energy technologies to demand, and maximize the decarbonization impact of consumer actions.

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Meet our signatories

Nexus Mobility Chile
Shizen Energy Inc.
CPower
Sustainable Energy for All
Stanford's Precourt Institute for Energy
acciona
RE24 Limited
Kenya
Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW)
United Nations
Becour AS
Lightsource bp
Booost, Inc.
Electricity Maps
AGP DC Manager Pte Ltd
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
Renewable Energy Promoting Organization, Inc.
Scotland
Nodus
ENTRNCE
Kaluza
Soldera
AsiaREC
EnergyTag
Last Energy
Clean Incentive
Eurelectric
Univers
Switch Electric
Spritju
Voltus
Greenko Group
NUCLEARELECTRICA SA
Constellation
Renewabl
Granular Energy
Ørsted
SSE Airtricity
EGAT
Our Energy
Green Hydrogen Organisation (GH2)
Ember
Atrineo AG
Scout Clean Energy
Statkraft
KHNP (Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power)
Centre for Net Zero
SkyPower Global
Arup
Circular Energy Group
FuturEnergy Ireland
CleanCounts
X
Iceland
TerraPower, LLC
African Circular Business Alliance
Engie
DoTheDream Youth Development Initiative
Energy Web
Microsoft
Buildings Alive
PEAK ENERGY
City of Des Moines
Long Duration Energy Storage Council
UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network
earthsolar, Inc.
Masen (Moroccan Agency for Sustainable Energy)
Fervo Energy
JERA Co., Inc.
Climate Group
City of South Lake Tahoe
Terano
Denryoku Sharing Co., Ltd. (D-Sharing)
Delta Carbon (Pty) Ltd
UN Energy
World Nuclear Association
One Atmosphere Southeast Asia
Energy Unlocked
Dcbl
iGRID SOLUTIONS Inc.
City of Kitakyushu
Faraday Trading B.V.
Centrica
TransitionZero
Tierra Climate Inc.
Zettawatts LLC
AirTrunk
BlueMarble GmbH
Aban Foundation AB
Kärnfull Energi
Nord Pool
Verse
Westinghouse Electric Company LLC
AES
Sunshine Hydro
Nexus Mobility Chile
Shizen Energy Inc.
CPower
Sustainable Energy for All
Stanford's Precourt Institute for Energy
acciona
RE24 Limited
Kenya
Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW)
United Nations
Nuclear Energy Institute
zaRECs
Powerledger
BrightNight
Arcadia Power Inc.
World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD)
Gridcognition
Bowhill Engineering
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
newcleo
Kanin Energy
Odido
ENlighten
Electric Power Development Co.
Clean Energy Connect, Inc.
Climate Equity Foundation
HIF Global
Available Power
Climate Matters Ltd
Go Net Zero Pte Ltd
NZero
Lightshift Energy
ENERES Co., Ltd.
Iron Mountain
United States of America
8RIVERS
Enosi
NuScale Power
Student Energy
Sustainable Bitcoin Protocol
AFV BELTRAME GROUP 
Pivot Energy
Clean Air Task Force
ClearTrace
Association for supporting the SDGs for the UN
Firstlight
Reel
Rivian
Nucor
Bioplan M&P
Amperon
City of Ithaca
Google
NXTLAB
Xcel Energy
nLighten
Malta Inc.
Brightmerge
ShirokumaPower Co.
CorPower Ocean
Kazuno Power Co.
Sperra
KPN B.V.
PATtech.com
InRange
C40
HDF energy
Kingwhale Corporation
Pyxidr
Carbon Char Store LTD
Elia Group
Maximum Energy
CalWave
KEI Consulting
SAP SE
GeothermEx
Level 10 Energy
Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners
ReUSE Revamp
EG
Faradai
LO3 Energy
HalioGen Power Ltd.
SSE Energy Solutions
UPDATER, Inc.
Costa Rica
Blok-Z
Global Renewables Alliance
ENECHANGE Ltd.
Vanuatu
Standard Hydrogen Corp
Umlilo Energy
Nelnet Renewable Energy
Energy Harbor
Panama
Trailstone
Stonechair Capital
Hoku Energy
Prometheus Hyperscale
Web3 Renewables
Osaka Gas Co., Ltd.
Johnson Controls
EDP
ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability
3Degrees
Nuclear Energy Institute
zaRECs
Powerledger
BrightNight
Arcadia Power Inc.
World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD)
Gridcognition
Bowhill Engineering
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
newcleo
Our signatories are part of a global community, connected by one goal: creating a future where all electricity consumption worldwide is served by Carbon-Free Energy sources.