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National Energy Transition Plan to 2030
The plan sets out objectives and specific targets to measure its energy transition by 2030. It includes: Not exceeding 349 Mt CO2e throughout the economy, Reducing energy demand by at least 8% through energy efficiency, Surpassing 50% of electricity generation from renewable sources, Achieving a 2% increase in electric vehicles in the vehicle fleet, Reaching 1,000 MW of distributed renewable generation, and Expanding the electric transmission network by 5,000 km of new high-voltage lines.
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Energy Supply and Consumption Revolution Strategy (2016-2030)
…in December 2016.
The document essentially recalls existing targets for 2020 €¦:
Primary energy consumption should be controlled within 5 billion tonnes of coal equivalent (tce),
Non-fossil fuel in the energy mix should be higher than 15%,
Energy consumption per unit of GDP falls by 15% compared to 2015,
Carbon emission per unit of GDP decreases by 18% compared to 2015,
Energy self-sufficiency rate should be above 80%.
€¦But also sets up new targets for 2030:
Primary energy consumption should be controlled within 6 billion tce,
Non-fossil fuel in the energy mix should be higher than 20%… -
Clean Technology Manufacturing Investment Tax Credit
The Clean Technology Manufacturing investment tax credit provides a refundable 30% tax credit for investments in manufacturing and processing of clean technologies by providing support for new machinery and equipment used in the production and processing of clean technologies, as well as the extraction, processing, or recycling of critical minerals, manufacturing of zero-emission vehicles and grid-scale electrical energy storage facilities, manufacturing of renewable or nuclear energy equipment; and processing or recycling of nuclear fuels and heavy water. The tax credit is available to qualifying taxpayers that make eligible investments in clean technology manufacturing property, starting on January 1, 2024…
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Joint Organisations Data Initiative International collaborations
A reliable, freely accessible and global database of key oil and gas statistics The Joint Organisations Data Initiative (JODI) is a globally recognised collaborative effort delivering monthly standardised data on oil and gas production, consumption, stocks, and trade across major energy-producing and consuming countries. Supported by leading international organisations, JODI’s transparency initiative strengthens informed policy decisions, market monitoring, and energy security assessments for go...
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National Programme for Tackling Climate Change 2000/2010
…Combat Climate Change elaborated by the Mission Interministérielle sur l'Effet de Serre, MIES (Inter-ministerial Mission on Climate Change). The Programme presents a set of 96 measures designed to comply with the French commitments to 2010.
It identified three categories of measures:
-- Regulatory measures, standards, incentives: these traditional measures would avoid 7 Mtc of GHG emissions.
-- Fiscal measures such as carbon/energy taxes which will result in a 6.7 Mtc emissions reduction (including the reinforced impact of traditional measures).
-- New infrastructure development over the long-term from which the impact in 2010 is assessed around 2.2 Mtc. -
Germany 2022 International collaborations - G7
IEA Contributions to the G7 G7 Summit, Schloss Elmau, 26-28 June In 2022, the IEA advised the G7 on energy security, clean energy financing and supply chains, Just Energy Transition Partnerships, and climate change.In June, IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol took part in the G7 Summit in Elmau, Germany, where he briefed world leaders on the IEA’s recommendations for responding to the global energy crisis. At the invitation of Chancellor Olaf Scholz of Germany, head of the G7 Presidency, Dr Birol...
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Sheila Oparaocha
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AAP DECARB FLASH
AAP DECARB FLASH 2025–2027 aims to fund initiatives focusing on:the recovery of waste heat;energy efficiency;changes to the energy mix;building insulation;reducing fossil fuel consumption through the generation of renewable energy.
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Canada's 2030 Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC)
Canada’s 2035 NDC commits to reducing emissions by 45-50% below 2005 levels by 2035. This builds on the 2030 target of 40-45% below 2005 levels. Three key policy approaches highlighted for domestic use are carbon markets (e.g. for industrial emitters), foundational regulations, and incentives that promote access to and broad uptake of clean technologies, including clean hydrogen. Canada will also continue to explore new areas to reduce emissions, and will work with international partners to drive global ambition