WindMade, a global consumer labelling organisation, says it plans to expand the existing portfolio of labels to include a wider range of renewable energy technologies, and is currently looking for partners for the new initiative.
“We are delighted to have REN21 on board for developing a broader renewable energy label. A strong global organisation such as REN21 representing renewable energy policy stakeholders will be key asset in our endeavours, and we look forward to a close and fruitful cooperation,” said Henrik Kuffner, CEO, WindMade.
“A close cooperation between our two organizations will be beneficial for both parties, strengthening our common efforts in promoting the deployment of renewable energy technologies globally,” said Christine Lins, executive secretary, REN21.
REN21 is a global policy multi-stakeholder network that connects governments, international organisations and industry associations to facilitate knowledge exchange, policy development and joint action towards a rapid global transition to renewable energy.
