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We Mean Business Coalition is a nonprofit climate-advocacy coalition founded in 2015 by seven non-profit organizations — BSR, CDP, Ceres, Climate Group, Corporate Leaders Groups, The B Team, and WBCSD — and headquartered in Washington, DC, with global operational reach. The Coalition's core function is to convene businesses with policymakers and partners to translate climate ambition into policy and corporate action, primarily through a portfolio of programs (Electric Advantage, SME Climate Hub, Beyond Alliance, Fossil to Clean) and reusable frameworks and tools (Business Action Checklists, the 4 A's of Climate Leadership, the RPE Framework, Climate Transition Action Plans, the Voluntary Carbon Market Knowledge Vault, the Just Transition Resource Platform, and Supplier Engagement Guidance).

The Coalition does not develop or sell technology products. Its "offerings" are coordinated advocacy interventions, policy asks, white papers (such as the 10 Policy Principles to Seize the Electric Advantage), and convening events at COP, London Climate Action Week, and Davos, distributed free of charge through its website and partner channels. A Signals of Change newsletter and case-study library extend the organization's thought-leadership surface.

The Coalition is funded by philanthropic grants and other funding partners (listed as "Funders" on its website), with no commercial pricing, no venture or private equity backing, and no parent company. Its network includes 23,000+ companies and 1,500+ actively advocating businesses; a 2026 joint statement alone aggregated 112 companies with combined annual revenues of approximately $1.5 trillion. Leadership comprises CEO Maria Mendiluce, Deputy Director Luke Pritchard (Nature-Based Solutions), Celine Herweijer (co-chair), Sherry Madera (non-executive director), and Ross Heinemeyer (Director of Finance & People).

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We Mean Business Coalition is a nonprofit coalition founded in 2015 by seven non-profits (BSR, CDP, Ceres, Climate Group, CLG, The B Team, WBCSD) that convenes a 23,000+ company network with policymakers to advance clean electrification and climate action through programs, frameworks, and policy advocacy.

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climate policy advocacy, business coalition network, clean energy transition, corporate sustainability, carbon emissions reduction
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2Offsets & Carbon Removal Procurement Strategy (portfolio design, quality screening)
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  • Social Advocacy Organizations8133
  • Business Associations81391
  • Other Similar Organizations (except Business, Professional, Labor, and Political Organizations)81399
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  • Services-Membership Organizations8600
  • International Affairs9721
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Climate Policy Advocacy
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A multi-year program focused on spurring industry action, reforming regulations, and driving investment in electrification to accelerate the transition to modern, clean electrified economies.

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We Mean Business Coalition is a non-profit coalition that brings businesses together with policymakers and partners to turn climate ambition into delivery. It convenes 23,000+ companies to advocate for clean electrification, fossil fuel phase-out, and climate policy reform through programs such as Electric Advantage, SME Climate Hub, Beyond Alliance, and Fossil to Clean. The Coalition offers free frameworks, tools, guidance, and coordinated advocacy interventions (letters, statements, policy asks) for businesses and governments.

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  • 91% of global business leaders see electrification as key to energy security
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We Mean Business Coalition is a coalition organization (not a unified software product) that brings together companies with policymakers and partners to accelerate climate action and the energy transition. The Coalition offers a portfolio of programs, frameworks, and resources including: Electric Advantage (a multi-year program on electrification), SME Climate Hub (support for small businesses), Beyond Alliance (market-based climate action), Fossil to Clean (fossil fuel phase-out), Climate Transition Action Plans (transition planning tools), the 4 A's of Climate Leadership framework, Voluntary Carbon Market Knowledge Vault, Supplier Engagement Guidance, Just Transition Resource Platform, Policy Asks for governments, 10 Policy Principles documents, and Signals of Change newsletters. These offerings work together as a coordinated system of support, guidance, and advocacy to help businesses and governments advance clean economies.

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One of the seven founding non-profit partners of the We Mean Business Coalition. BSR brings expertise in sustainable business strategy and works with companies on climate action.

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One of the seven founding non-profit partners of the We Mean Business Coalition. CDP runs the global environmental disclosure system.

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One of the seven founding non-profit partners of the We Mean Business Coalition. Ceres mobilizes investor and corporate action on climate and water issues.

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One of the seven founding non-profit partners of the We Mean Business Coalition. Climate Group runs initiatives like RE100, EV100, and EP100.

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One of the seven founding non-profit partners of the We Mean Business Coalition. CLG Europe advocates for climate policy with business leaders.

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One of the seven founding non-profit partners of the We Mean Business Coalition. The B Team works with business leaders on climate and sustainability.

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One of the seven founding non-profit partners of the We Mean Business Coalition. WBCSD is a CEO-led organization advancing sustainable development.

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E3G is a partner in commissioning the global survey of business leaders on electrification, alongside the Coalition and Global Renewables Alliance.

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Partner in the electrification initiative and co-coordinator of the joint statement with 112 companies calling for faster electrification.

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Featured as a Coalition success story - developed electric industrial dryer technology that helps pet food and fish feed factories electrify heating processes, achieving 75% energy savings.

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Partnering with Fortum on the Espoo Clean Heat project to use datacenter waste heat for district heating in Finland.

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Non-profit collaborating with H&M Group on electrifying textile factories through the Coalition's Electric Advantage program.

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Non-profit collaborating with H&M Group and Apparel Impact Institute on textile factory electrification projects in Vietnam and China.

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NGO overseeing the ecommerce post and parcel working group focused on logistics decarbonization, of which eBay is a founding member.

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NGO running the trucking pilot project enabling Texas's largest deployment of zero-emission electric trucks, in which eBay participates.

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Coalition founding partner that eBay works with through LEAD campaigns advocating for clean energy policy solutions in the US.

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Coalition of financial institutions committed to accelerating the decarbonization of the economy. Comparable as a global coalition mobilizing large institutions for net-zero policy and action, often in coordination with We Mean Business.

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Co-founded by Amazon and Global Optimism, a cross-sector commitment by companies to reach net-zero by 2040. Comparable as a corporate climate coalition with policy advocacy elements, though more corporate-led than We Mean Business.

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UN-backed global campaign rallying non-state actors (businesses, cities, investors, regions) to take rigorous, immediate action to halve emissions by 2030. Directly comparable coalition-format climate mobilization effort.

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Founding partner of We Mean Business Coalition; a nonprofit that mobilizes investor and corporate action on climate and water. Comparable as a business climate coalition focused on policy advocacy and corporate engagement.

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The world's largest corporate sustainability initiative, engaging thousands of companies on climate, human rights, and anti-corruption. Directly comparable as a global business coalition convening companies around climate and policy.

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Founding partner of We Mean Business Coalition; runs the global environmental disclosure system used by thousands of companies and investors to measure and manage climate impacts. Directly comparable as a business-facing climate NGO coalition with overlapping corporate base and policy advocacy.

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Founding partner of We Mean Business Coalition; runs the RE100, EP100, and EV100 corporate initiatives that mobilize businesses to commit to renewable electricity, energy productivity, and electric vehicles. Highly comparable mission and corporate base.

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Founding partner of We Mean Business Coalition; a sustainable business network and consultancy that works with companies on ESG strategy, including climate. Comparable as a member-driven business sustainability organization.

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Founding partner of We Mean Business Coalition; a CEO-led organization of more than 200 leading businesses advancing sustainable development. Highly comparable as a global business sustainability coalition.

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Network of 100+ major global cities committed to addressing climate change; comparable as a coalition-format mobilization effort with member-driven policy advocacy. Direct peer in convening non-state actors for climate action, even though it focuses on cities rather than businesses.

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We Mean Business

Climate Policy Advocacywemeanbusinesscoalition.org

We Mean Business Coalition is a nonprofit coalition founded in 2015 by seven non-profits (BSR, CDP, Ceres, Climate Group, CLG, The B Team, WBCSD) that convenes a 23,000+ company network with policymakers to advance clean electrification and climate action through programs, frameworks, and policy advocacy.

What We Mean Business does

We Mean Business Coalition is a nonprofit climate-advocacy coalition founded in 2015 by seven non-profit organizations — BSR, CDP, Ceres, Climate Group, Corporate Leaders Groups, The B Team, and WBCSD — and headquartered in Washington, DC, with global operational reach. The Coalition's core function is to convene businesses with policymakers and partners to translate climate ambition into policy and corporate action, primarily through a portfolio of programs (Electric Advantage, SME Climate Hub, Beyond Alliance, Fossil to Clean) and reusable frameworks and tools (Business Action Checklists, the 4 A's of Climate Leadership, the RPE Framework, Climate Transition Action Plans, the Voluntary Carbon Market Knowledge Vault, the Just Transition Resource Platform, and Supplier Engagement Guidance).

The Coalition does not develop or sell technology products. Its "offerings" are coordinated advocacy interventions, policy asks, white papers (such as the 10 Policy Principles to Seize the Electric Advantage), and convening events at COP, London Climate Action Week, and Davos, distributed free of charge through its website and partner channels. A Signals of Change newsletter and case-study library extend the organization's thought-leadership surface.

The Coalition is funded by philanthropic grants and other funding partners (listed as "Funders" on its website), with no commercial pricing, no venture or private equity backing, and no parent company. Its network includes 23,000+ companies and 1,500+ actively advocating businesses; a 2026 joint statement alone aggregated 112 companies with combined annual revenues of approximately $1.5 trillion. Leadership comprises CEO Maria Mendiluce, Deputy Director Luke Pritchard (Nature-Based Solutions), Celine Herweijer (co-chair), Sherry Madera (non-executive director), and Ross Heinemeyer (Director of Finance & People).

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We Mean Business
Legal name
We Mean Business Coalition
Website
https://wemeanbusinesscoalition.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2015
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Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
We Mean Business Coalition is a nonprofit coalition founded in 2015 by seven non-profits (BSR, CDP, Ceres, Climate Group, CLG, The B Team, WBCSD) that convenes a 23,000+ company network with policymakers to advance clean electrification and climate action through programs, frameworks, and policy advocacy.
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Climate Policy Advocacy
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Social Advocacy Organizations (8133), Business Associations (81391), Other Similar Organizations (except Business, Professional, Labor, and Political Organizations) (81399)
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Services-Membership Organizations (8600), International Affairs (9721)
akta.pro primary industry
Climate Policy, Governance & NDC Support (BPADALAA)
akta.pro secondary industries
Offsets & Carbon Removal Procurement Strategy (portfolio design, quality screening) (EUABAKAL), International & Local Implementing NGOs (HLAJAKAD), Corporate Foundations & CSR Grantmaking (BPAGAKAC)

Keywords

  • Climate policy advocacy
  • Business coalition network
  • Clean energy transition
  • Corporate sustainability
  • Carbon emissions reduction

Where We Mean Business is headquartered

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North America

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Core offering

We Mean Business Coalition is a non-profit coalition that brings businesses together with policymakers and partners to turn climate ambition into delivery. It convenes 23,000+ companies to advocate for clean electrification, fossil fuel phase-out, and climate policy reform through programs such as Electric Advantage, SME Climate Hub, Beyond Alliance, and Fossil to Clean. The Coalition offers free frameworks, tools, guidance, and coordinated advocacy interventions (letters, statements, policy asks) for businesses and governments.

Product overview

We Mean Business Coalition is a coalition organization (not a unified software product) that brings together companies with policymakers and partners to accelerate climate action and the energy transition. The Coalition offers a portfolio of programs, frameworks, and resources including: Electric Advantage (a multi-year program on electrification), SME Climate Hub (support for small businesses), Beyond Alliance (market-based climate action), Fossil to Clean (fossil fuel phase-out), Climate Transition Action Plans (transition planning tools), the 4 A's of Climate Leadership framework, Voluntary Carbon Market Knowledge Vault, Supplier Engagement Guidance, Just Transition Resource Platform, Policy Asks for governments, 10 Policy Principles documents, and Signals of Change newsletters. These offerings work together as a coordinated system of support, guidance, and advocacy to help businesses and governments advance clean economies.

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  • Electric Advantage: A multi-year program focused on spurring industry action, reforming regulations, and driving investment in electrification to accelerate the transition to modern, clean electrified economies.
  • SME Climate Hub
  • Beyond Alliance
  • Fossil to Clean
  • Signals of Change

Quantifiable outcome

  • 91% of global business leaders see electrification as key to energy security
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Companies that use We Mean Business

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Named customers13 records

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16 partnerships are on record, tiered founding, core, featured and supporting.

  • BSR (Business for Social Responsibility)foundingStrategic or Co-development PartnerOne of the seven founding non-profit partners of the We Mean Business Coalition. BSR brings expertise in sustainable business strategy and works with companies on climate action.
  • CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project)foundingStrategic or Co-development PartnerOne of the seven founding non-profit partners of the We Mean Business Coalition. CDP runs the global environmental disclosure system.
  • CeresfoundingStrategic or Co-development PartnerOne of the seven founding non-profit partners of the We Mean Business Coalition. Ceres mobilizes investor and corporate action on climate and water issues.
  • Climate GroupfoundingStrategic or Co-development PartnerOne of the seven founding non-profit partners of the We Mean Business Coalition. Climate Group runs initiatives like RE100, EV100, and EP100.
  • Corporate Leaders Groups (CLG)foundingStrategic or Co-development PartnerOne of the seven founding non-profit partners of the We Mean Business Coalition. CLG Europe advocates for climate policy with business leaders.
  • The B TeamfoundingStrategic or Co-development PartnerOne of the seven founding non-profit partners of the We Mean Business Coalition. The B Team works with business leaders on climate and sustainability.
  • WBCSD (World Business Council for Sustainable Development)foundingStrategic or Co-development PartnerOne of the seven founding non-profit partners of the We Mean Business Coalition. WBCSD is a CEO-led organization advancing sustainable development.
  • E3GcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerE3G is a partner in commissioning the global survey of business leaders on electrification, alongside the Coalition and Global Renewables Alliance.
  • Global Renewables AlliancecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartner in the electrification initiative and co-coordinator of the joint statement with 112 companies calling for faster electrification.
  • Geelen CounterflowfeaturedTechnology or IntegrationFeatured as a Coalition success story - developed electric industrial dryer technology that helps pet food and fish feed factories electrify heating processes, achieving 75% energy savings.
  • MicrosoftfeaturedStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnering with Fortum on the Espoo Clean Heat project to use datacenter waste heat for district heating in Finland.
  • Apparel Impact InstitutesupportingStrategic or Co-development PartnerNon-profit collaborating with H&M Group on electrifying textile factories through the Coalition's Electric Advantage program.
  • WWFsupportingStrategic or Co-development PartnerNon-profit collaborating with H&M Group and Apparel Impact Institute on textile factory electrification projects in Vietnam and China.
  • Smart Freight CentersupportingStrategic or Co-development PartnerNGO overseeing the ecommerce post and parcel working group focused on logistics decarbonization, of which eBay is a founding member.
  • Center for Green Market ActivationsupportingStrategic or Co-development PartnerNGO running the trucking pilot project enabling Texas's largest deployment of zero-emission electric trucks, in which eBay participates.
  • CerescoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCoalition founding partner that eBay works with through LEAD campaigns advocating for clean energy policy solutions in the US.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

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Direct peers

  • GFANZ (Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero): Coalition of financial institutions committed to accelerating the decarbonization of the economy. Comparable as a global coalition mobilizing large institutions for net-zero policy and action, often in coordination with We Mean Business.
  • The Climate Pledge: Co-founded by Amazon and Global Optimism, a cross-sector commitment by companies to reach net-zero by 2040. Comparable as a corporate climate coalition with policy advocacy elements, though more corporate-led than We Mean Business.
  • Race to Zero / UNFCCC Climate Champions: UN-backed global campaign rallying non-state actors (businesses, cities, investors, regions) to take rigorous, immediate action to halve emissions by 2030. Directly comparable coalition-format climate mobilization effort.
  • Ceres: Founding partner of We Mean Business Coalition; a nonprofit that mobilizes investor and corporate action on climate and water. Comparable as a business climate coalition focused on policy advocacy and corporate engagement.
  • United Nations Global Compact: The world's largest corporate sustainability initiative, engaging thousands of companies on climate, human rights, and anti-corruption. Directly comparable as a global business coalition convening companies around climate and policy.
  • CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project): Founding partner of We Mean Business Coalition; runs the global environmental disclosure system used by thousands of companies and investors to measure and manage climate impacts. Directly comparable as a business-facing climate NGO coalition with overlapping corporate base and policy advocacy.
  • Climate Group: Founding partner of We Mean Business Coalition; runs the RE100, EP100, and EV100 corporate initiatives that mobilize businesses to commit to renewable electricity, energy productivity, and electric vehicles. Highly comparable mission and corporate base.
  • BSR (Business for Social Responsibility): Founding partner of We Mean Business Coalition; a sustainable business network and consultancy that works with companies on ESG strategy, including climate. Comparable as a member-driven business sustainability organization.
  • WBCSD (World Business Council for Sustainable Development): Founding partner of We Mean Business Coalition; a CEO-led organization of more than 200 leading businesses advancing sustainable development. Highly comparable as a global business sustainability coalition.
  • C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group: Network of 100+ major global cities committed to addressing climate change; comparable as a coalition-format mobilization effort with member-driven policy advocacy. Direct peer in convening non-state actors for climate action, even though it focuses on cities rather than businesses.

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Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

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Frequently asked questions about We Mean Business

What does We Mean Business do?

We Mean Business Coalition is a non-profit coalition that brings businesses together with policymakers and partners to turn climate ambition into delivery. It convenes 23,000+ companies to advocate for clean electrification, fossil fuel phase-out, and climate policy reform through programs such as Electric Advantage, SME Climate Hub, Beyond Alliance, and Fossil to Clean. The Coalition offers free frameworks, tools, guidance, and coordinated advocacy interventions (letters, statements, policy asks) for businesses and governments.

Is We Mean Business a public or private company?

We Mean Business is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was We Mean Business founded?

We Mean Business was founded in 2015. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is We Mean Business based?

We Mean Business is headquartered in Washington, United States, in the North America region.

Who are We Mean Business's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are GFANZ (Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero), The Climate Pledge, Race to Zero / UNFCCC Climate Champions, Ceres, United Nations Global Compact, CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project), Climate Group, BSR (Business for Social Responsibility), WBCSD (World Business Council for Sustainable Development) and C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group.

Does We Mean Business have an API?

No public API is recorded for We Mean Business.

What industry is We Mean Business in?

We Mean Business's product category is Climate Policy Advocacy. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPADALAA, Climate Policy, Governance & NDC Support, with a secondary code of EUABAKAL, Offsets & Carbon Removal Procurement Strategy (portfolio design, quality screening). Its NAICS code is 8133 and its SIC code is 8600.

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Cyprus MailGlobal business leaders back faster electrification shift112 global businesses, including Nestlé, IKEA, Iberdrola, Volvo Cars, Uber, Mahindra Group, Nikon, Levi Strauss, and H&M, issued an open statement urging governments to make electrification central to their economic strategies, arguing that reliance on volatile fossil fuel markets undermines competitiveness and exposes economies to price shocks and supply chain disruptions. The group, with combined annual revenues of about $1.5 trillion, released the statement at the start of London Climate Action Week, coordinated by the We Mean Business Coalition and the Global Renewables Alliance. The businesses stated that accelerating the transition depends on clear government policy, grid investments, and faster permitting processes.BusinessLineGlobal business leaders back faster electrification shift112 global businesses including Nestlé, IKEA, Iberdrola, Volvo Cars, Uber, Mahindra Group, Nikon Corporation, and Levi Strauss signed an open statement coordinated by the We Mean Business Coalition and Global Renewables Alliance, urging governments to make electrification central to their economic strategies to reduce exposure to volatile fossil fuel costs. The group, with combined annual revenues of about $1.5 trillion, argued that reliance on fossil fuel-driven price shocks undermines competitiveness and destabilizes supply chains. The intervention coincides with London Climate Action Week and aligns with Turkey's push at COP31 for a global target of electricity supplying 35% of world energy demand by 2035.Investing.comGlobal business leaders back faster electrification shift By ReutersMore than 100 companies, including Nestle, Uber, Iberdrola, Volvo Cars, Mahindra Group, Nikon Corporation, and Levi Strauss, have signed an open statement urging governments to make electrification central to their economic strategies, to reduce exposure to volatile fossil fuel costs and bolster energy security. The group, with combined annual revenues of about $1.5 trillion, called for clear and predictable government policy, reforms to electricity market design, grid investment, and faster permitting processes. The statement, coordinated by the We Mean Business Coalition and Global Renewables Alliance, was released at the start of London Climate Action Week and aligns with Turkey's push at COP31 for a global target of electricity supplying 35% of world energy demand by 2035.ReutersGlobal business leaders back faster electrification shift112 companies including Nestlé, Uber, and IKEA issued an open statement urging governments to make electrification central to their economic strategies, citing exposure to volatile fossil fuel prices as damaging to competitiveness. The statement, coordinated by the We Mean Business Coalition and Global Renewables Alliance, called for clear policy frameworks, electricity market reforms, grid investment, and faster permitting to accelerate the energy transition. The appeal coincides with London Climate Action Week and aligns with Turkey's push, as COP31 host, for countries to agree electricity should supply 35% of global energy demand by 2035.InquirerEnergy concerns may drive executives out of PHA survey commissioned by E3G, We Mean Business Coalition, and Global Renewables Alliance found that 92 percent of Filipino business leaders consider the Philippines "too reliant" on power imports—the highest figure among 18 countries surveyed. Nearly 78 percent of local participants said they would consider exploring opportunities abroad if the government fails to address energy stability concerns. The country's vulnerability was highlighted during the Middle East conflict when it struggled to find petroleum suppliers after the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.OilPrice.com90% of Global Businesses Expect to Electrify Operations by 2035A survey commissioned by E3G, We Mean Business Coalition, and the Global Renewables Alliance, conducted by Public First in late April across 1,994 business leaders in 18 markets, found that 90% of global businesses expect to electrify their operations by 2035, driven by geopolitical instability and fossil fuel supply volatility. The survey also found that 79% of respondents said instability has made their shift to electrification more urgent, while 72% said government policies are moving too slowly to support the pace businesses need. ACCIONA's Chairman and CEO commented that dependence on imported fuels represents a strategic vulnerability for countries that do not produce fossil fuels.AijournWe Mean Business Coalition: New polling shows overwhelming global business support for clean electrification amid fossil fuel volatilityA landmark global survey of business executives across 18 countries, commissioned by E3G, We Mean Business Coalition and Global Renewables Alliance, found overwhelming support for a rapid transition to electrified economies run on renewables, with 91% saying electrification would improve energy security and 90% expecting their operations to be electrified by 2035. The polling, conducted during late April when the Strait of Hormuz was closed, shows 72% of business leaders believe government policies are not keeping pace with this shift, with 62% saying they would consider moving operations if their government did not offer sufficient support. The findings align with an IEA report showing repeated energy shocks are reshaping government and company investment priorities ahead of the G7 leaders' gathering.E3gNew polling shows overwhelming global business support for clean electrification amid fossil fuel volatilityA landmark global survey of 1,994 business executives across 18 countries released on June 15, 2026 found overwhelming support for rapid electrification away from fossil fuels, with 91% saying electrification would improve energy security and 90% expecting their operations to be largely electrified by 2035. The polling, conducted during late April when the Strait of Hormuz remained closed, was commissioned by E3G, We Mean Business Coalition, and Global Renewables Alliance to underscore business demand for clean electrification as a strategy for energy security and competitiveness amid geopolitical volatility.PR NewswireApoyo empresarial mundial a la electrificación limpia en medio de la volatilidad de los combustibles fósilesA global survey of business executives from 18 countries conducted by the We Mean Business Coalition, E3G, and Global Renewables Alliance shows overwhelming support for rapid transition to electrified economies powered by renewable energy, with 91% saying electrification would improve energy security and 90% expecting their operations to be electrified by 2035. The survey, conducted during heightened geopolitical tensions including the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, found that 79% of respondents say instability has accelerated their shift toward electrification, though 72% say government policies are lagging behind. The findings underscore growing business demand for clean electrification as a strategy for energy security, competitiveness, and economic growth, with 62% of leaders saying they would consider relocating operations if their government did not offer sufficient support.PR NewswireWe Mean Business Coalition: New polling shows overwhelming global business support for clean electrification amid fossil fuel volatilityA landmark global survey of business executives across 18 countries, commissioned by E3G, We Mean Business Coalition, and the Global Renewables Alliance, shows overwhelming support for a rapid transition to electrified economies powered by renewables, with 91% saying electrification would improve energy security and 90% expecting their operations to be electrified by 2035. The polling, conducted in late April during the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, finds that geopolitical instability is accelerating the shift, though 72% of respondents say government policies are lagging behind. The report warns that countries failing to electrify risk losing business to more electrified economies, with 62% of executives saying they would consider relocating operations if their government did not offer sufficient support.