Meeting the ambitious target of a 3x increase in renewable energy capacity by 2030 will require extensive use of land and ocean.
As renewable energy infrastructure expands, it will increasingly intersect with local communities and natural ecosystems.
Responsibly managing the impact of this growth is essential for ensuring a rapid, sustainable and equitable energy transition for all.

Keeping global attention on tripling renewables while connecting ambition with project-level realities.

Expanding the case study compendium to show how responsible deployment can reduce risk, build trust and support investment.

Convening targeted dialogues in priority geographies to ground global insights in local needs and opportunities.

Engaging policymakers and financial institutions to create the conditions for high-quality infrastructure to scale.
The report outlines five priority actions that businesses in the offshore wind sector can take to unlock over $5.5 billion per year in additional value by 2030, including reducing the impact of operations and materials, innovating in product design, and actively supporting and investing in nature restoration efforts.
Responsible Renewables Infrastructure
A World Economic Forum Initiative