EPP is excited and humbled to be selected by the Keeling Curve Prize as a finalist

EPP and Nuru on the long list for the Ashden Award for Humanitarian Energy

The Case for Corporate Impact Procurement

P-REC Aggregation Fund selected as idea for 2021 acceleration program

Fifteen current and former heads of state call for clean energy in fragile states.

Together with the Permanent Missions to the UNs of Norway and UAE, EPP and the Stimson Center convened a high-level UN event

Microsoft has released today its 2020 Sustainability Report, highlighting its purchase of P-RECs from Goma, DRC.

EPP is delighted to announce the inaugural sale of P-RECs from a new solar project in the Democratic Republic of Congo

On this 39th International Day of Peace we recognize the need to redouble our collective efforts towards building a peaceful future…

Energy Peace Partners was formally recognized during a session of the United Nations Security Council on climate and security. Read our reflections on the significance of this statement.

Sherwin joins panel during Atlantic Council’s Veterans Advanced Energy Week,

EPP's efforts to encourage renewable energy transitions in UN operations were explicitly highlighted in the UN Security Council in the statement from the UAE to the Council on a meeting on Climate and Security.

Sherwin Das discusses the P-REC on Atlantic Council’s EnergySource Innovation Stream

Spring greetings from Energy Peace Partners. We're delighted to share some recent announcements and news covering the intersection of renewable energy, environmental change, and conflict.

The Peace Renewable Energy Credits (P-RECs) selected as an Energy category finalist for the Fast Company 2020 World Changing Ideas Awards.

Congolese solar developer Nuru officially inaugurated a 1.3 MW solar system in February 2020 in Goma. The project is the first renewable energy project from which EPP will issue Peace Renewable Energy Credits (P-RECs). Read more in our latest newsletter.

South Asia is one of the most conflict-prone regions in the world, in addition to facing chronic energy shortages and extreme vulnerability to environmental change. This commentary examines the potential for synergies between renewable energy projects at the India-Pakistan border.