The United Kingdom is progressing work to integrate the Energy Transition Council (ETC) into the Global Clean Power Alliance (GCPA) Finance Mission, to enhance and streamline our offer to partner countries. Launched in the lead up to COP26, the ETC brings its significant experience in supporting Emerging Market and Developing Economies on clean energy transitions through practical, country-focused engagement and providing technical assistance.
This integration will provide the Finance Mission’s partners with a more comprehensive and end-to-end offer, while offering ETC members opportunities to draw from wider experiences as they continue to move from policy ambition to implementation. Together, support will continue for translating policy and regulatory ambition into a strong, investment-ready pipeline capable of attracting significant international capital.
This expansion will broaden the global reach of the Finance Mission and increase the diversity of countries and contexts in which it operates. The Finance Mission is exploring Asian ETC partner country interest in transitioning into the Finance Mission, as well as regional support for energy transition priorities across ASEAN.
The ETC is grateful to all partners for their sustained commitment and contributions to the ETC to date. As this next phase develops, the ETC will continue to work closely with all its members and partners to ensure a smooth and inclusive transition, maintaining momentum, preserving what has worked well and strengthening collaboration for the future.
These developments are being announced today, alongside a Global Clean Power Alliance Finance Mission event at London Climate Action Week focused on grid project preparation.
For further information about the merger and the next phase of the GCPA Finance Mission, please visit: Global Clean Power Alliance: finance mission update (June 2026) – GOV.UK