• Policy

        • Canada

        • 2021

        Global Youth Energy Outlook

        The Global Youth Energy Outlook is a major youth-led research project designed to collect perspectives on the energy transitions from over 30 000 young people all around the world. It is one of the programmes of the Canada-based Student Energy, a global youth-led organisation working with a network of 50 000 young people from over 120 countries to build the knowledge, skills, and networks they need to take action on energy. The outlook is led by a team of 12 regional coordinators from around the globe who are compiling answers to a ten-question survey disseminated internationally…

        • Policy

        • Germany

        • 2016

        Start Up Energy Transition

        …energy innovators have more impact towards the goal of net zero greenhouse gas emissions. To fulfil this, it raises awareness about emerging clean energy technologies in Germany as well as internationally and enhances networking among policy makers, industries and new entrepreneurs in the clean energy area. This annual award generates significant publicity and enthusiasm around clean energy technology internationally at relatively low taxpayer cost. It engages policy makers, industry experts and start-ups on a common platform to highlight challenges for high-potential disruptive ideas. The initiative has an international outlook and is open to participants from around the world…

        • Policy

        • Japan

        • 2015

        Long-term Energy Supply and Demand Outlook

        …commercial at 12,260 thousand kilolitres, residential sector 11,600 thousand kilolitres and industry at 10,420 thousand kilolitres. Those figures indicate that 35% improvement of final energy intensity needs to be achieved from 2012 to 2030. Renewable electricity generation would be 237-252 TWh, and its share in total electricity generation would be 22-24% in 2030: solar PV 7.0%, wind 1.7%, biomass 3.7-4.6%, geothermal 1.0-1.1% and hydro 8.8-9.2%.

         

        This outlook must be re-examined at least every three years and can be revised corresponding to the situation.

        • Policy

        • Kazakhstan

        • 2014

        Fuel and Energy Development Concept 2030

        …and the latest trends in the development of world energy. It was adopted on June 28th 2014 and amended on June 2020. The concept includes projected (until 2030) volumes of production and consumption of electricity, oil and coal. Concept presents three possible scenarios for the development of the electricity industry:The first scenario: maintaining the role of traditional energy (coal-based), The second scenario: the "balanced" development of traditional and alternative energy, the achievement of targets for the development of environmentally friendly technologies,The third scenario: advanced development of alternative energy, no new traditional energy sources (coal-based).In the…

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        • Korea

        • 1997

        Ten-Year Energy Technology Development Plan

        …Green Energy Strategy Roadmap in 2011 to set specific guidelines for major 15 technical fields. The Roadmap supports energy industry and facilitates establishment of new businesses. The selected fifteen technical groups are: PV, green car, nuclear power, wind power, bio fuel, IGCC, clean fuel, CCS, clean-thermal power, smart-grid, energy storage, energy saving building, high-efficient new-light source, heat pump, and fuel cell.
        The goal of the Ten-Year Plan is to achieve following objectives by 2020:
        Curtailment of the greenhouse gas emission rate by 15%;
        Overall increase of energy efficiency by 12%;
        Procurement of the world energy…

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        • Denmark

        • 2021

        Energy Island funding

        Denmark plans to build two world-first "energy islands" with a minimum capacity of 4 GW to convert low-carbon electricity into green hydrogen and synthetic fuels, supporting its 2050 carbon neutrality goal. One of the islands, located in the North Sea, will be co-owned by the government and private partners, with strategic collaborations involving Germany, Belgium, and Luxembourg. A 3 GW offshore wind island near Jutland, expandable to 10 GW, has also been approved with a total investment of DKK 210 billion (€28 billion).

        • Policy

        • Argentina

        • 2009

        Argentinean Energy Efficiency Fund

        …developed under a World Bank Energy Efficiency Project in Argentina. The objective of this six year project is to increase energy efficiency use through the promotion and sustainable growth of energy efficiency services contributing to the reduction of energy costs to consumers and long term sustainability of the Argentinean energy sector. The aim is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by eliminating regulatory, financing and information related barriers that limit activities and investment in energy efficiency and energy conservation. This project includes the creation of the energy efficiency fund worth 2.18 million USD covering the development of energy audits and…

        • Policy

        • People's Republic of China

        • 2022

        The 14th Five-Year Comprehensive Work Plan on Energy Conservation and Emission Reduction

        …the world in energy efficiency and controlling emissions from major pollutants in key industries.The plan includes five main parts: general requirements, main objects, key energy conservation and emission reduction projects, policies, and implementation. Provisions relevant to the energy sector are summarized below.Focus industries·        Focus on steel, non-ferrous metals, construction materials, petrochemical and chemical industries. The plan includes action to upgrade the steel, cement, coking industries and coal-fired boilers to achieve ultra-low emissions. There is a target of completing ultra-low emission transformation for 530 million Mt of steel capacity by 2025.·        Promotion of energy-saving…

        • Policy

        • India

        • 2019

        Draft National Energy Policy

        …responsibility for energy policy is spread across different Ministries that hold the primary responsibility of setting their own sectoral agenda, an overarching policy framework is required to achieve the goal of energy security and facilitate coordination between these sources. This is also expected to mainstream emerging energy technologies, and provide consumer energy choices. The NEP builds on the achievements of the earlier overarching policy framework -the Integrated Energy Policy (IEP), and sets the new agenda consistent with the redefined role of emerging developments in the energy world. There are four key objectives to India's broad arching energy policy under…

        • Policy

        • India

        • 2017

        Draft Unlocking National Energy Efficiency potential (UNNATEE) Strategy Plan Towards Developing an Energy Efficient Nation 2017-2031

        …established in this chapter

        Chapter 5 presents the energy saving investment potential for various demand sectors in India by
        the year 2031. The chapter also explores current EE financing landscape across the world and
        suggests best suited schemes for Indian EE market.

        Chapter 6 assesses India’s NDC target emissions in absolute terms, calculates the achieved
        emission intensity reduction targets by 2030 and estimates the potential contribution of energy
        efficiency in emissions intensity reduction. It also provides a commentary on global progress made in
        achieving emission reduction commitments.

        Chapter 7 establishes a national implementation strategy for achieving energy saving target…

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