Industrial Transition Accelerator (ITA)

Clean industry is the third pillar of the energy transition, alongside efficiency and renewables, representing a $1.6 trillion investment opportunity across 70 countries. Currently, fewer than 15 clean industry projects a year are securing finance, with hundreds more ready to move. We are on the cusp of a major global shift. By accelerating clean industry, we have the chance to build stronger economies, more resilient supply chains, and lasting energy security. Tonight on the eve of  #ClimateWeekNYC, the ITA is bringing together  leaders from business, finance, policy and civil society. Together, we will unveil a global campaign to fast-track the clean industrial revolution. This is about mobilising countries, companies and capital to seize the clean industry opportunity.

The clean industrial revolution is within reach – but progress isn’t quick enough. Fewer than 15 clean industrial projects are financed each year, but there are 700 of these projects in the pipeline globally. That’s a $1.6 trillion investment opportunity waiting to be unlocked. We are on the cusp of a major global shift. By accelerating clean industry, we have the chance to build stronger economies, more resilient supply chains and lasting energy security. This weekend, at #ClimateWeekNYC, the ITA and Mission Possible Partnership will bring together a select group of global leaders to confront this challenge head-on. Together, we’ll be unveiling something big: a new global campaign to fast-track clean industry. Stay tuned. This is just the beginning. Energy Transitions Commission Global Optimism Global Renewables Alliance (GRA)

3 days to go! I’m heading to #ClimateWeekNYC shortly, with a good mix of speaking opportunities, multistakeholder roundtables, and bilateral meetings on the horizon. I look forward to sharing insights from the tremendous work of our team and partners who are supporting tens of flagship clean industrial projects across the globe, and to debating and learning from others on how to reignite momentum for investment in clean energy, industry & transport amidst turbulent times. It's exciting to see the presence of clean industry on the NYCW agenda grow year on year. If only the pace of investment was following the same trend! The clean industrial revolution is within reach. Across the world, 70+ commercial-scale projects are now operational. Another 70 have reached Final Investment Decision. And importantly, 700 new clean industrial projects are in the pipeline, distributed across 70 countries. That means a $1.6 trillion investment opportunity is waiting to be unlocked. By accelerating that pipeline, we have the chance to build stronger economies and more resilient supply chains across all continents. This Sunday, on the eve of #ClimateWeekNYC, we’ll be bringing together global leaders from industry, finance, governments and civil society to confront this challenge head-on. Together, we will unveil a new campaign to fast-track clean industry and show what’s possible when countries, companies and capital come together. Stay tuned for further updates! Dan Ioschpe Bruce Douglas Francesco La Camera María Mendiluce

Nearly 70 clean plants are already operating worldwide. Over 700 are in development. Yet fewer than 15 projects a year reach Final Investment Decision (FID). So what’s holding us back? This is the moment to identify – and remove – the barriers. Vote, share your perspective in the comments, and follow the ITA and Mission Possible Partnership as we focus on accelerating the clean industrial revolution during #ClimateWeekNYC.

We are pleased to welcome the Industrial Transition Accelerator (ITA) as an Institutional Partner for the International Energy Conference and Exhibition 2025. Their association brings technical depth and institutional expertise to the platform, further strengthening our collective efforts toward innovation, knowledge sharing, and progress in the energy sector. Date: 22-23 September 2025 Venue: New Delhi Register at: https://lnkd.in/gme5Q68m Confederation of Indian Industry | Ministry of External Affairs, India | Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) | Hindustan Power | Suzlon Group | TATA Power | Apraava Energy | Emmvee Group | Essar | Jakson Group | Waaree Group | Avaada Group | Hero Future Energies | ENGIE | First Solar | Pipeline Infrastructure Limited | Equirus | EY | Vikram Solar | Equirus Raghnall | Industrial Transition Accelerator (ITA) | Manohar Lal | Shripad Naik | kanak vardhan singh deo | Jitin Prasada | Kenneth Felix Haczynski da Nóbrega | Gaurav Gupta, IAS | Kumara Jayakody | Manu Srivastava | Bhuwan Chandra Tripathi | Faustine Delasalle | Industrial Transition Accelerator (ITA) | Mission Possible Partnership #IECE2025 #energytransition #netzero #cleanenergy #renewableenergy #greenenergy #sustainablefuture #climateaction #futureofEnergy #ciievents #sustainabilitycoals #ecofriendlyliving #ciire

Last week, the Australian Embassy in Brasilia, the The Australia-Brazil Chamber of Commerce - ABCC, Atlas Agro, and the Industrial Transition Accelerator had the pleasure of co-organising a roundtable on “Unlocking Investment in Green Fertiliser in Brazil”. With #COP30 taking place in #Brazil in just a couple of months, the discussion was a timely one. Nitrogen fertilisers account for 2% of global emissions but constitute a vital input for agriculture, a sector of particular importance to Brazil, representing 24% of its national economy. Reducing emissions from fertiliser production and use presents a challenge, but also a green economic opportunity. Against this backdrop, Sophie Davies, Australian Ambassador to Brazil, opened the roundtable, and was followed by an excellent lineup of speakers touching on a number of key issues. Valeria Noleto, from the ABCC, and Elbia Gannoum, of ABEEólica - Associação Brasileira de Energia Eólica Onshore e Offshore e Novas Tecnologias and COP30 Special Envoy for Energy, highlighted green fertiliser as a prime example of the type of solutions that COP30 should bring to the table. Petter Østbø and Rodrigo Santana from Atlas Agro, showcased their Uberaba Green Fertiliser project in Brazil as a flagship example seeking to produce low-emissions fertiliser from green hydrogen at commercial-scale. Mathias Becker, from Systemiq Ltd., spoke on behalf of the ITA about the financing challenges facing green fertiliser projects and how proven but innovative solutions such as revenue certainty mechanisms could be applied to mitigate risk and unlock investment. After an insightful discussion moderated by Maria Gabriela da Rocha Oliveira from Atlas Agro, closing remarks were given by Jose Carlos Polidoro from Brazil’s Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAPA) about the contribution that green fertiliser could make to the country’s strategic goals. Brazil today is dependent on imports of fossil fuel-based fertiliser, for up to as much as 95% of its nitrogen fertiliser needs, so domestic green production offers a compelling solution to reduce its import dependency and the associated economic and environmental risks. Our heartfelt thanks to the Embassy for hosting the event, our colleague and Brazil lead, Marc Farre Moutinho, our co-organisers, the attendees, and to our partners at Brazil’s Ministry of Development, Industry, Trade, and Services (MDIC) for their continued support. The ITA looks forward to continuing our collective efforts to make #greenfertiliser a reality in Brazil and beyond. 

Our Materials Technical Lead, Elliot Mari, sat down with AL Circle to discuss how the aluminium sector is leading the charge in the industrial transition. He outlines our key role in fast-tracking decarbonisation in high-emitting industrial sectors by helping to accelerate projects to Final Investment Decision.