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Clean Energy Global Power: Driving 67% of Electricity by 2050
Clean energy global power is set to become the foundation of the world’s electricity supply. According to BloombergNEF’s 2024 New Energy Outlook, renewables will generate 67% of global electricity by 2050, compared to just 29% in 2023. Solar and wind will contribute the majority, thanks to rapid technological improvements, favorable policies, and increased demand for low-carbon energy.
In addition, global investment in energy infrastructure will exceed $200 trillion by 2050, with over 80% of that capital going toward clean technologies. This shift isn’t coming—it’s already underway. Notably, fossil fuel demand for electricity is expected to peak as early as 2026.
Why ESG Leaders Must Prepare for the Clean Energy Shift
As clean energy becomes dominant, ESG professionals will play a central role in shaping how businesses respond. The transition affects not just operations, but also long-term strategy, compliance, and access to capital.
Here’s why ESG leaders must take action now:
- Climate Goals Are Tightening: According to the International Energy Agency, 90% of the carbon reductions required by 2050 must come from clean energy and energy efficiency.
- Capital Markets Are Watching: Investors increasingly expect companies to align with net-zero pathways and demonstrate ESG leadership.
- New Reporting Mandates Are Arriving: Frameworks such as TCFD and CSRD require organizations to report how their energy choices impact climate risk and financial performance.
Without a forward-thinking strategy, companies risk falling behind both competitively and reputationally.
How to Gain the Skills to Lead Clean Energy Global Power Transitions
To keep pace with the clean energy global power movement, ESG professionals need more than awareness—they need expertise. That’s why the Certified Sustainability Practitioner Program – Leadership Edition 2025 is designed to prepare leaders for this exact moment.
This globally recognized training covers:
- ESG strategy and clean energy integration
- Compliance with CSRD, TCFD, and other reporting frameworks
- Stakeholder engagement on climate and energy issues
- Real-world case studies from high-impact sectors
Whether you lead ESG, supply chain, or corporate strategy, this program equips you to align your goals with the clean energy transition.
What Participants Are Saying
“I really enjoyed the holistic view of corporate CSR during the training program. I was very satisfied with the opportunity for interaction and participation.”
— Holly Beale, PM, Environmental Sustainability, Microsoft
“The training provided tools to quantify sustainability issues and effectively form those into a business case.”
— Gaulina Laufer
“My expectations were met completely. I’ve gained new skills and knowledge I can immediately apply.”
— Reeshemah Howard, Mission Leader, GM
These testimonials reflect the program’s practical approach and value for real-world sustainability leadership.
Is Your Organization Ready for the Clean Energy Global Power Era?
With clean energy on track to dominate electricity production by 2050, the pressure to act is growing. Leaders must anticipate regulatory shifts, investor demands, and infrastructure changes. Most importantly, they need the skills to guide their teams through the transition.
To get started, ask yourself:
- Have we assessed our energy-related climate risks?
- Are our disclosures aligned with TCFD or CSRD?
- Do we have trained leaders to guide our clean energy transition?
- Are we collaborating with stakeholders to improve energy resilience?
If the answer is “no” to any of these, now is the time to act. The future belongs to those who prepare for it.
