• Policy

        • Republic of Turkiye

        • 2020

        Energy Efficiency Improvement Target for Public Buildings

        As per Presidential Decree dated 16 August 2019 it is required that the public buildings with energy managers assigned according to the Energy Efficiency Law no. 5627 (Buildings having more than 10.000 m² area or 250 TOE/an. energy consumption) save 15% energy until 2023 in order to use public resources efficiently and to reduce the burden of energy costs on the public sector.

        “Saving Target and Implementation Guide in Public Buildings” is published on website of The Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources.

        In 2019 energy savings amount to 12,875 toe achieved in public buildings.

        • Policy

        • United States

        • 2007

        Energy Storage Technology Advancement Act of 2007

        …competitive in energy storage systems for electric drive vehicles, stationary applications, and electricity transmission and distribution. The Act provides for five research programmes: 1) Energy Storage System Programme - authorises research, development and demonstration of energy storage systems 2) Basic Research Programme - authorises basic research in areas such as materials, electrolytes, and thermal behavior 3) Applied Research Programme - authorises applied research in areas such as batteries, other energy storage technologies, and new manufacturing techonologies for these devices 4) Energy Storage Systems Demonstrations - authorises 6 large scale demonstrations of electricity storage to meet specific goals such as integrating renewable energy technologies into…

        • Policy

        • Korea

        • 2010

        Building GHG & Energy Target Management Scheme

        The government and companies work together to set and achieve the GHG emission and energy consumption target in order to achieve the national target of 30% reduction compared to 2020 BAU. In 2014, 34 companies were designated as building target management entities and KEA provided supports such as the establishment of GHG inventory, and writing the Action Plan.

        • Policy

        • Thailand

        • 2015

        Thailand Alternative Energy Development Plan (AEDP 2015-2036)

        The Alternative Energy Development Plan (AEDP 2015-2036) increases targets for installed alternative energy to 19.635 MW in 2036.
        Target’s capacity split is:




        2035 alternative energy capacity split for 2035 in MW




         


        Waste


        Biomass


        Biogas


        Hydro


        Wind


        Solar


        Energy crops


        Total (MW)




        2014 Capacity


        48


        2.199


        226


        3.016


        220


        1.570


        -


        7.279




        Targets for 2035


        501


        5.570


        600


        3.282


        3.002


        6.000


        680


        19.635




         Renewable energy composition in energy consumption will increase to 20% in 2036. 

        • Policy

        • Australia

        • 2012

        Scaling-up Renewable Energy Program

        The Scaling-up Renewable Energy Program (SREP) was approved by the SCF Trust Fund Committee in May 2009 to deamonstrate the economic, social and environmental viability of low-carbon development pathwys in the energy sector in low-income countries. It aims to help low-income countries use new economic opportunities to increase energy access through scaled-up renewable energy use.

        • Policy

        • Egypt

        • 2024

        National Low-Carbon Hydrogen Strategy

        Targets 1.5 Mtpa of renewable hydrogen by 2030. Focus on industry, transport and export. 40 Mtpa CO2 emissions reduction resulting from hydrogen use by 2040, and GDP growth of USD 10-18 billion

        • Policy

        • Ireland

        • 2023

        National hydrogen strategy

        Potential demand for 2050 is estimated to be 0.6-2.2 Mtpa with the bulk (between 35% and 65%) coming from aviation (for electro-sustainable aviation fuel [e-SAF])

        • Policy

        • Ireland

        • 2017

        Public Sector Energy Efficiency Strategy

        …While each public body must take responsibility for managing its own energy, its parent Department will have an oversight and leadership role for ensuring that the bodies under their aegis, i.e. their "group", engage in structured energy management. This will have a number of advantages: Creating accountability, as Departments will have to report to government annually; Forming a coherent view of energy saving potential across all 350 public bodies; Allowing more flexibility in strategic decisions to be made on where best to concentrate effort within a Department 'group ' -not all bodies will be able to make 33% energy savings…

        • Chart

        • 04 Feb 2026

        Share of world reserves of key minerals in Canada, 2024

        copper cobalt lithium Nickel Graphite Canada Critical Minerals

        • Policy

        • Netherlands

        • 2014

        The Netherlands's Energy Consumption Target

        482 PJ of cumulative primary energy efficiency improvements from 2014-2020  Source: Third National Energy Efficiency Action Plan for the Netherlands

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