Reflections from Climate Week
We are feeling hopeful for the future that we can create. A future in which everyone can afford what they need and has a chance to build lasting economic security–one where renewable energy and other renewable technologies are harnessed to make power cheaper, jobs more abundant, our environment and food healthier, and our communities safer.
The energy at Climate Week was palpable and our team is carrying forward that momentum with optimism and pragmatism as we seek to build the political and cultural force to accelerate a renewable energy economy that is good for all.
Just one week out from our rebrand launch as GoodPower and 2030 strategic plan, we were there in full force making a splash across the city for Climate Week.
GoodPower’s CEO Leah Qusba introduced the brand at a reception hosted with Heatmap News as we were joined by funders, developers, partners and media.
Throughout the city, from Times Square to guerilla style wheatpasting, we asked New Yorkers and global leaders:
What do you call reliable, safe, affordable power? GoodPower.
What fuels lower bills, better jobs and a stronger economy? GoodPower.
What builds an unstoppable political force? GoodPower.
Taking this momentum forward, we are feeling hopeful for the future that we can create. A future in which everyone can afford what they need and has a chance to build lasting economic security–one where renewable energy and other renewable technologies are harnessed to make power cheaper, jobs more abundant, our environment and food healthier, and our communities safer.
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