Since its founding, the World Energy Council has convened leadership conversations across the entire energy ecosystem. Rather than limit dialogue to traditional energy sectors, the Council has operated on the principle that far-reaching and impactful energy solutions necessitate equally far-reaching collaborations across the entire energy spectrum. It was this vision - a holistic, interconnected and truly international organisation that stood beyond national and regional politics – that inspired Daniel Nicol Dunlop to go beyond creating a purely technical institution in 1923. As he later told a friend: “I always had in mind the idea of enlarging this body of engineers to a body of experts of all branches of industry and agriculture.” The emphasis on convening truly global expertise continues to empower the Council’s mission and vision. A century after Dunlop planted his initial seed, the Council has blossomed into a vibrant community of more than 3000 energy leaders with a presence across 100 nations. Together, we continue to work towards advancing clean and inclusive energy transitions for all by convening diverse and visionary leaders from every walk of life. For how can we look towards redesigning a new and truly global energy system for all if we do not listen and learn from each other? #energyleadership #energytransition #renewables #cleanenergy #sustainability
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