Analytics by the International Energy Agency (IEA) show that Mission Innovation members (23 governments and the EU) increased their investments in priority areas for clean energy innovation by 0.75B$ (7%) in the first year of MI 2.0 (2021-2022). In 2022, MI Members invested 10.6B$ in some of the highest priority areas for clean energy innovation. M…

On March 20-22, 2023, senior representatives from Mission Innovation (MI) member countries and collaborating organizations convened in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil for the Annual Gathering. On March 21, the United States Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations, with support from the MI Secretariat, convened the first meeting of the MI Financing Clean Energ…

Mission Innovation’s Public Funders Dialogue is a series of meetings that bring together funding agencies and ministries to discuss joint Research, Development, and Innovation (RD&I) calls and shared ambitions for the future. The meetings are designed to enhance coordination of public funding of transnational RD&I in the energy transi…

This year was an important year for Mission Innovation, as our focus was on implementation and continued momentum for MI members to deliver on the ambitious goals set out for 2030 and beyond. When I assumed the role of Chair of the MI Steering Committee, I prioritized three key areas: Positioning MI as a leading initiative in the implementation of…

A year after the launch of the Clydebank Declaration for Green Shipping Corridors at COP26 in Glasgow, the Mission is today launching ‘The Green Shipping Corridors Hub’ to support action to realise Green Corridors. Implementation of Green Corridors is a key lever in transforming the maritime sector, enabling zero-emission shipping along favorab…