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Nauru Energy Efficiency Action Plan 2008-2020
Energy Efficiency Action Plan 2008-2020 consists out of two sets of goals and strategies: short and long-term.
Long-term goals:
1) To alleviate poverty by improving citizen’s access to electricity and thus better living conditions
2) Reduce amount of imported fossil fuels though installations of affordable, efficient and “green” technologies and implementation of energy efficiency and conservation measures.
Short-term goals include:energy audit, installation of solar refrigerators in medical institutions for vaccine storage and conducting educational programmes and workshops increasing local awareness on energy efficiency and renewable energy. -
New National Energy Plan 2008-16
A national energy plan to 2016 was announced in May 2008. The plan predicts an annual growth of 1.4% in energy demand. The plan allots an investment of EUR 9.22 m in improving electrical infrastructure and of EUR 10.2 m in gas infrastructure. It calls for increased energy production capacity and diversifying the energy mix, by increasing wind- and gas-fired capacity and a reduction in other fossi fuel and nuclear generation. Extra effort to support renewables is also promised.
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Romania begins accession process towards IEA membership
…Romania’s engagement with the Agency and its growing role in international energy cooperation IEA Members have unanimously agreed to start the accession process for Romania to become a Member of the Agency, a key step in the country’s deepening engagement in international energy governance.The decision by the IEA Governing Board follows Romania’s formal request to join the Agency in March 2026, conveyed in a letter to IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol and co-signed by Minister of Foreign Affairs Oana-Silvia Țoiu and Minister of Energy Bogdan-Gruia Ivan.“The decision by IEA Members to begin…
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High-level dialogue explores key measures for funding investments in Ukraine’s energy security
…partners to achieve its energy goals.During the event, energy ministers from many different governments – along with leaders from financial institutions and the private sector – spoke about financing mechanisms to support these efforts. They emphasised that spending from both domestic and international sources is necessary and discussed how public funding can be leveraged to catalyse investment from the private sector.Other high-level participants from government, development banks and the Ukrainian and global energy sector spoke about topics such as the physical protection measures that would bolster Ukraine’s energy security, how the country’s energy system can be further…
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Green growth technology roadmap
The roadmap identifies technological needs and solutions for climate change adaptation and mitigation in critical sectors like Iron and Steel, Aluminium, Cement, Chemical, Plastic, and Fertilizer. It also set targets for 2026, 2030, and 2035 to achieve Türkiye's 2053 net zero emission target.
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Energy Efficiency Strategy
The Energy Efficiency Strategy 2004-2012, whose basic objective will be to improve the energy intensity ratio, was approved by the Delegated Commission of the Spanish Government for Economical Affairs. To carry out the Energy Efficiency Strategy, six inter-ministerial working groups were created, corresponding to the areas of energy transformation, transport, building, tertiary and residential, industry and public services. Another group on institutional co-ordination was created that will describe the horizontal objectives, the relations with the autonomous communities (Spanish regions) and the local institutions, as well as the development of the objectives with institutional character. The Institute for…
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13th FYP for the Development of Building Energy Efficiency and Green Building
…urban areas by 2020, and that more than 60 percent of existing residential buildings in urban areas across the country should be retrofitted to energy-efficient buildings. To achieve these goals, the Plan outlines the following main areas of action:
1) raising energy conservation standards for buildings;
2) accelerate implementation;
3) steadily increase the energy performance level of existing buildings; and
4) integrate renewable energy to buildings.
The Plan also encourages architect firms, consulting companies and energy service companies to provide one-stop shop services including from planning, design, energy consumption simulation, Energy Management Systems, energy audits, green performance assessments… -
Energy Strategy 2050
Energy Strategy 2050: The ES2050 aims at further boosting renewable energies in order to reach the following indicative electricity generation targets: 4400 GWh (excluding hydro) by 2020, 11400 GWh (excluding hydro) by 2035; 37400 GWh average yearly hydro production by 2035. The main levers are a - time-limited – funding increase (by increasing the grid surcharge cap for electricity) and increased CO2 levy proceeds (which are partly allocated - with cantonal co-funding - for heating from renewable sources in buildings).
Keeping overall renewable funding under control has been an important policy goal since the introduction of a feed-in tariff[1] in… -
National Energy Policy, Volume I
The policy aims to reduce the dependence on imported sources of energy by increasing share of renewable energy in the energy mix, cross-sectoral energy conservation and energy efficiency standards. It aims to conserve energy consumption and improve energy efficiency by 50% in 2020. Other Initiatives:implementation of government facility conservation planadvancement of regulation on building and constructionconducting awareness campaign on energy efficiency and conservationconducting training and capacity building programme
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Just Energy Transition Framework
The Just Energy Transition Framework provides a structure to monitor the socio-economic impacts of the transition and to support the decarbonization of the mining and energy sectors in a socially acceptable manner while contributing to the economic development of the country in line with the Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) 2019 targets until 2030. The framework includes an investment plan for innovation and R&D with the aim of creating green and quality jobs.