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Corporate Renewable Electricity

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Corporate renewable-electricity commitments depend not only on company targets but also on whether clean power is available, affordable, and accessible through workable procurement options.

The RE100 Annual Disclosure Report brings these issues into focus: disclosures from more than 400 companies put renewable electricity at 59% of their combined consumption, while identifying supply and cost as leading obstacles alongside grid and regulatory constraints. Access differs substantially by market, with companies reporting particular procurement barriers in South Korea and stronger uptake in some other countries. The subject connects corporate climate strategy with the energy systems and rules needed to deliver renewable power.

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The Climate Group
The Climate Group's RE100 reported that more than 400 companies covered 59% of global electricity use with renewables, while procurement barriers persisted across major markets in 2026.
9/18/2026 • Clean Energy & Emissions • General
The Climate Group
The RE100 Annual Disclosure Report found ahead of Climate Week NYC that global companies are increasing renewable electricity use but face supply, grid, cost, and regulatory barriers across major markets.
9/18/2026 • Clean Energy & Emissions • General
ESG News
The RE100 Annual Disclosure Report found ahead of Climate Week NYC that corporate renewable electricity procurement is constrained by supply, grid, and regulatory barriers across markets including South Korea and Taiwan.
9/21/2026 • Clean Energy & Emissions • General