• Policy

        • Korea

        • 2025

        7th Basic Plan for Rational Energy Use (2025–2029)

        …Energy Use is Korea’s five-year economy-wide energy efficiency and demand-management strategy for 2025–2029. It targets final energy consumption of 211.0 million toe by 2029 and an 8.7% improvement in energy intensity compared with 2024. Sectoral savings targets include 4.7 million toe in industry, 3.6 million toe in buildings and 2.0 million toe in transport. The plan also provides around KRW 2 trillion in loans and subsidies for industrial energy-saving facilities by 2030, expands KEEP 30 to more than 200 sites, strengthens building efficiency rules and promotes AI-based energy…

        • Policy

        • Netherlands

        • 2010

        International Energy Programme

        The Dutch government initiated the International Energy Programme, a research co-operation partnership, to further benefit from international experience and knowledge in the field of sustainable energy policies. The backbone of the programme is knowledge management and international networking. The Energy Programme aims to enhance Dutch national policies through information sharing and international co-operation, especially with focus countries namely Russia, Romania, Ukraine and China.

        • Policy

        • Portugal

        • 2024

        National Energy Poverty Observatory

        Portugal's National Energy Poverty Observatory aims to monitor and support through targeted policies households in need. Households will also benefit from the services of Citizen Energy Spaces, which will help them implement energy efficiency interventions. 

        • Policy

        • Philippines

        • 2019

        WePOWER Network in South Asia

        …East Asian businesses and organisations linked to the energy and power sector. In 2021, the network managed to reach over 13 400 women participants through 628 activities with the help of 28 partners. For 2022, WePOWER’s partners plan to set more ambitious targets to implement over 900 activities that reach more than 19 000 women and girls in South Asia. The World Bank’s South Asia Gender and Energy Facility serves as the Interim-Secretariat of the WePOWER Network, with the support of the Asian Development Bank, the World Bank’s Energy Sector Management Assistance Program and Australian Aid…

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        • New Zealand

        • 2006

        Energy Domain Plan

        …Energy is one such area where a domain plan has been developed.The Energy Domain Plan is an initiative to assess the current state of energy data and propose initiatives for filling the gaps. The purpose of the plan is to: identify the key enduring topic areas that need to be informed by Official Statistics;identify the data sources that currently inform these topics;identify the topic areas that are most in need of enhancement;and propose a set of initiatives to be undertaken to strengthen Official Statistics in the Energy Sector. The Domain Plan for Energy Sector 2006 €…

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        • Russian Federation

        • 2007

        International Centre of Sustainable Energy Development

        This center was created by the Russian Ministry of Industry and Energy and UNESCO and is to consider problems of energy security, including renewables development.

        • Policy

        • Korea

        • 2014

        Korea Energy Master Plan: Outlook and Policies to 2035 (Second Energy Master Plan)

        …in 2014, the Second Energy Master Plan is an overarching plan that covers all energy sectors and coordinates energy-related plans from a macro perspective.  The Plan lays out six strategic targets to be addressed: Trends and prospects of domestic and overseas demand and supply of energy;Measures for stable imports, supply, and management of energy;Targets for demand and energy mix and the improvement of efficiency in the use of energy;Supply and use of energy with good sustainability performance;Measures for the safety and control of energy;Technological development in the energy industry.Regarding critical minerals, the plan…

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        • Colombia

        • 2016

        Energy Plan 2050 (Plan Energético Nacional Colombia: Ideario Energético 2050)

        …UPME (Unit of Energy Mining Planning - Unidad de Planeación Minero Energética) identified the possible medium and long-term expansion alternatives that would allow the basket to diversify and have evaluated its impact on the system in the Expansion Reference-Generation and Transmission Plan 2014-2028. Several scenarios were presented. One of the scenarios considers the participation of more than 10% in non-conventional renewable energy in installed capacity by 2028, with a generation that ranges from 2.5% to 7.5% of total production in the period of analysis.
        In the most feasible scenario, unconventional sources of energy may account…

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        • Canada

        • 2017

        C3E International

        To ensure that the low carbon transition is equitable and inclusive, the Clean Energy Education and Empowerment (C3E) International initiative was re-launched in 2017 as a joint effort between the Clean Energy Ministerial and the IEA. The initiative, co-led and co-chaired by Canada, works to advance gender equality in the energy sector globally. Canada leads the Awards & Recognition programme under C3E International, which recognises outstanding individuals and organisations contributing to a clean energy future while advancing the empowerment of women. Canada also leads the Equal by 30 Campaign, under C3E International, which encourages voluntary commitments by…

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        • Japan

        • 1996

        Renewable Energy Target for 2010

        …Japanese government set a target of 3.1% (or 19.1m kl Oil Equivalent) of new energies in the total primary energy supply by fiscal year 2010 (excluding hydro electric and geothermal energy). The 2010 targets for each type of new energy resources are the following:

        PV: 4,820 MW (from 330 MW in 2000)
        Solar thermal utilization: 4,390,000 kl (from 890,000 kl in 2000)
        Wind: 3,000 MW (from 144 MW in 2000)
        Waste power generation: 4,170 MW (from 1,030 MW in 2000)
        Waste thermal utilization: 140,000 kl (from 45,000 kl in…

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