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It is happening now ...

Across the globe — in regions, cities, communities, businesses, and individual lives — people are proving that 100% renewable energy is not a fantasy for someday, but a reality today. Each of us is part of the problem of dependence on conventional fuels and their harmful impacts on current and future generations. Each of us can also be part of the solution. Let's do it.

... Learn more about Renewable Energy Projects All Over the World

Mapped so far:  59* Countries, 72 Cities, 63 Regions/States, 9 Utilities, 21 NonProfit/Educational/Public Institutions, totaling more than 1.8 billion people (and counting…) who have shifted or are committed to shifting within the next few decades to 100% renewable energy in at least one sector (e.g. electricity, transportation, heating/cooling). Click here to learn more.

*tracked not all have been mapped

Featured Projects from the Go 100% Map

  • November 13, 2012

    IKEA - 100% Renewable Power by 2020

    Project: IKEA 100% Powered by Wind and Solar Summary: The IKEA Group is committed to producing as much energy as is consumed in their stores and buildings no later than 2020[more]

    Category: Projects in Europe
  • April 1, 2015

    Georgetown, TX - 100% renewable power procurement

    100% Renewable Energy Goal: Municipal utility to procure 100% of electricity from renewable generators in long term contracts by 2017 Location: Georgetown, Texas Summary:The City[more]

    Category: Projects in North America
  • July 24, 2013

    Fukushima Prefecture - 100% RE by 2040

    100% Renewable Energy Goal: Minimum of 100% of energy demand supplied by renewable resources by 2040Location: Fukushima Prefecture, Japan Summary:The prefecture of Fukushima is lo[more]

    Category: Projects in Asia
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