• Chart

        • 07 Oct 2025

        Liquid biofuel demand, main and accelerated case, 2024 to 2030

        Liquid biofuel demand, main and accelerated case, 2024 to 2030 Renewables 2025

        • Chart

        • 12 Dec 2025

        Revision of renewable capacity ambition by region

        COP28 Eurasia Europe Africa Central & South America Asia Pacific North America Middle East China Renewables

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        • France

        • 2000

        Decrees to Increase Energy Efficiency of Boilers

        Two decrees were revised in 1998 to increase energy efficiency, both becoming effective in 2000. One imposes minimal thermal efficiency standards for boilers in service when their power production is between 400 kWh and 50 MWh. The second requires periodic inspection of boilers with a capacity greater than 1MW.

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        • 16 Nov 2025

        Maximum design capacity of data centre facilities in the European Union by country, 2025

        Maximum design capacity of data centre facilities in the European Union by country, 2025 Overcoming energy constraints is key to delivering on Europe's data centre goals

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        • Denmark

        • 2020

        Danish Climate Agreement for energy and industry etc. 2020 of 22 June 2020 (only EE dimension)

        In regards to energy effeciency it has been agreed in the Danish Climate Agreement for energy and industry to both expand and advance the launch of the subsidy scheme for private enterprises, the subsidy scheme for buildings, and finally also the subsidy scheme to replace oil and gas boilers with heat pumps and district heating.
        Furthermore, there has been allocated funds for a focused, not yet specified, energy efficiency initaitives. Finally, as a follow up point to the agreement of bette utilization of surplus heating, it has been agreed to remove the tax on surplus heating if the supplier enters…

        • Policy

        • Portugal

        • 2006

        Regulations on Thermal Behaviour of Buildings

        The Regulations on Characteristics of the Thermal Behaviour of Buildings (RCCTE) address energy consumption levels in buildings defining design rules for all new residential accommodation and services buildings without centralised air conditioning. These Regulations define the requirements for new residential and small service buildings, namely in terms of wall and floor insulation, types of glass coverings and surfaces, limiting heat loss and controlling excessive solar gains. These regulations set limits on the energy requirements for air-conditioning and hot water production, making it compulsory to install solar energy systems and favouring the use of other renewable energy sources.

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        • Jordan

        • 2014

        JS 2108:2013 - Energy efficiency labeling of air conditioners

        This implementing Technical Regulation shall apply to electric mains-operated air conditioners with a rated capacity of < 12 kW for cooling, or heating, if the product has no cooling function.

        This implementing Technical Regulation shall not apply to:

        a) appliances that use non-electric energy sources;

        b) air conditioners of which the condenser- or evaporator-side, or both, do not use air for heat

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        • 18 Nov 2025

        Battery electric and internal combustion engine car critical mineral demand

        Battery electric and internal combustion engine car critical mineral demand Auto industry 2025

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        • Ireland

        • 2007

        Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Deployment Programme

        The new Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Deployment Programme, managed by Sustainable Energy Ireland (SEI) provides grant support to assist the deployment of small-scale (less than 1MWe) fossil fired CHP and biomass (anaerobic digestion (AD) and wood residue) CHP systems. The programme is open to industrial, commercial, services or public sector organisations based in Ireland, as well as Energy Service Companies (ESCOs). The programme provides grant support for feasibility studies and investments. The Feasibility Study Grant Programme supports studies investigating the application of CHP across all technologies and size ranges greater than 50 kWe. Applications can be for single…

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        • Algeria

        • 2009

        Interministerial order of February 21, 2009 - Energy labeling for refrigerators, freezers and combined refrigerators and fridges

        This regulation imposes the labelling of certain electrical domestic appliances (refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners) for a domestic use. The label should be written both in French and Arabic and should display the annual energy use of the appliance, as well as its energy class.

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