January 26 Designated as International Day of Clean Energy by UN
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The United Nations General Assembly has designated January 26 as the International Day of Clean Energy, commencing from the forthcoming year, with the aim of catalyzing global efforts to embrace innovative approaches to energy generation.
A joint initiative by the United Arab Emirates and Panama, the resolution to establish this significant observance was jointly announced by the International Renewable Energy Agency (Irena), based in Abu Dhabi.
Remarkably, the chosen date coincides with the anniversary of Irena's founding in 2009, coinciding with preparations for the UN climate summit Cop28, slated to be hosted in the UAE later this year.
This proclamation serves as a testament to the escalating prominence of the "energy transition," underscoring its central role in addressing climate change, enhancing human well-being, and propelling critical shifts towards augmented energy availability, minimized inequalities, bolstered energy security, and flourishing economies and societies. Francesco La Camera, Irena's Director-General, highlighted the pivotal nature of this declaration in propelling swift and comprehensive changes on a global scale.
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