About WECP

Energy and sustainability leaders

WECP cities are home to many of the world’s largest energy companies which are leading initiatives to build a lower-carbon energy future, developing the full range of energy sources to power the world today and into tomorrow.

As hubs for the global energy sector, WECP cities and Mayors are leading voices on the most pressing challenges facing the urban landscape today, including sustainable economic development, climate action, and building more resilient cities.

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Member cities

The World Energy Cities Partnership (WECP) connects leading energy cities on all continents that are committed to fostering the transition to a more sustainable energy future.

Perth will be hosting the 2026 WECP AGM

WECP member cities can look forward to meeting for the 2026 WECP AGM in Perth, Australia. The AGM will take place from 9-13 November.

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“As an active member of the World Energy Cities Partnership since 2013, the City of Esbjerg has benefited from the exchange of ideas, knowledge and contacts, which the global energy capitals share. Through our membership we actively seek to collaborate with and further the relations between the many stakeholders in the energy sector.”

Jesper Frost Rasmussen — WECP President and Mayor of Esbjerg

“Innovation and global collaboration are key to Calgary’s position as the energy capital of Canada. As a member of the World Energy Cities Partnership since 1996, this alliance allows us to collaborate with other global energy capitals, exchanging knowledge and developing strategies that drive a resilient and prosperous future for Calgary and the world.”

Jeromy Farkas – WECP Vice President and Mayor of Calgary