RE100 2025 Annual Disclosure Report

The RE100 2025 Annual Disclosure Report tracks corporate renewable electricity procurement, 100% renewable energy targets, PPAs, energy attribute certificates and market barriers across RE100 member companies worldwide. Published by Climate Group with CDP, the report analyzes renewable electricity use, sourcing quality, facility age and progress across major markets including China, India, Japan, South Korea and North America.

RE100 / Climate Group, with CDP202612 Oct 2026

PublisherRE100 / Climate Group, with CDP

Year2026

RegionGlobal

FormatPDF, 48.2 MB

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Key Takeaways

408 RE100 companies contributed sufficient data for the 2025 report, collectively consuming more than 557 TWh of electricity annually, greater than Germany’s electricity consumption and equivalent to roughly 2% of global electricity generation.
RE100 members reported that 59% of their electricity consumption came from renewable sources, up from 53% in the previous report, although only 43% was recognised by RE100 after applying its technical criteria and disclosure requirements.
Among 146 companies self-reporting between 90% and 100% renewable electricity, RE100 verified 29 companies as having achieved 100% renewable electricity and another 70 as achieving between 90% and 100%.
Around 65% of renewable electricity purchased by RE100 companies came from facilities commissioned within the previous 15 years, with the average facility commissioning year moving to 2015, reflecting greater sourcing from newer renewable-energy assets.
The most common renewable electricity procurement barriers were high costs or limited supply, cited by 155 members, and a lack of suitable procurement options, cited by 103 members. South Korea remained the market where the largest number of RE100 companies reported procurement barriers. Climate Group 27645 RE100 - Ann…

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