• Policy

        • Belgium

        • 2011

        PEB Energy Performance Certificate (Brussels) 2011

        Scale based on primary energy consumption ClassA 16-30 kWh/m2.yearA+ 0-15 kWh/m2.yearA++ Less than zeroA- 31-45 kWh/m2.yearB 63-78 kWh/m2.yearB+ 46-62 kWh/m2.yearB- 79-95 kWh/m2.yearC 114-132 kWh/m2.yearC+ 96-113 kWh/m2.yearC- 133-150 kWh/m2.yearD 171-190 kWh/m2.yearD+ 151-170 kWh/m2.yearD-191 - 210 kWh/m2.yearE 233 -253 kWh/m2.yearE+ 211 - 232 kWh/m2.yearE- 254-275 kWh/m2.yearF 276-345 kWh/m2.yearG > 345 kWh/m2.yearApplicable Building Type(s)Existing non-residential…

        • Policy

        • Cote D'ivoire

        • 2011

        Strategic Development Plan 2011-2030

        The Strategic Development Plan covers specific projects for the electricity , hydrocarbon and mining sectors. It is an appendix to the report of the Conventional Electricity and New and Renewable Energies sector.

        • Policy

        • People's Republic of China

        • 2007

        Medium and Long Term Development Plan for Renewable Energy

        …tpy of biofuels;
        the Plan establishes the principal of biofuel development not affecting food security, thus emphasis is placed on developing non-grain biofuels and using land less amenable to crop cultivation to raise specific biofuel crops, such as tung trees and sorghum

        In addition, the plan generally establishes that the government will adopt a variety of measures to encourage and stimulate the development and use of renewable energy. These include preferential ficial and tax policies, including specialised funds subsidising the development of renewable energy sources, and the reduction or elimination of taxes for certain qualified renewable energy development activities.

        • Policy

        • Maldives

        • 2010

        Promote energy conservation and energy efficiency (Policy no. 3, Maldives National Energy Policy and Strategy 2010)

        …conservation of energy will benefit the country through a reduction in energy imports which directly translates into savings for the counrty's foreign exchange reserves, reduced dependence on imported fossil fuels, increased energy security and reducing GHG emissions. On the supply side, measures are needed to increase efficiency particularly in the production and distribution of electricity. Conservation efficiencies in some islands are low and in others distribution losses caused by poorly designed and maintained systems are high. Reducing these variations through regulatory intervention will conserve more energy. On the demand side, the level of awareness, our lifestyles and outlook need…

        • Policy

        • Japan

        • 2020

        Global Zero Emission Research Center

        …art research and development, particularly among researchers from the G20. Jointly with leading national research institutes and other organizations, mainly in G20 member countries, it will conduct research for innovative environmental and energy technologies. The center comprises ten research teams focused on developing technologies related to decarbonization, including organic-inorganic hybrid PV, multijunction PV, thermoelectrics and thermal management, ionic devices, artificial photosynthesis, hydrogen production and storage, carbon-based energy carriers, smart CO2 utilization, resource circulation, and environmental and social impact assessment.
        The center also conducts international joint research with overseas institutions through frameworks such as RD20, an initiative that promotes…

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        • South Africa

        • 2007

        India-Brazil-South Africa Declaration on Clean Energy

        …India-Brazil-South Africa (IBSA) summit was held in October 2007. At this summit, the three countries reached agreement to work together in the promotion of nuclear energy, clean energy technologies and other renewable energies and in the endorsement of climate change mitigation. In a presidential declaration, the countries noted agreement to pool resources to ensure a secure supply of safe, sustainable and non-polluting energy to meet global demand, particularly in developing countries. The declaration indicated that cooperation would include clean coal technologies and renewable energies such as biomass and innovative ways to transfer, develop and commercialise clean energy.

        • Policy

        • India

        • 2007

        India-Brazil-South Africa Declaration on Clean Energy

        …India-Brazil-South Africa (IBSA) summit was held in October 2007. At this summit, the three countries reached agreement to work together in the promotion of nuclear energy, clean energy technologies and other renewable energies and in the endorsement of climate change mitigation. In a presidential declaration, the countries noted agreement to pool resources to ensure a secure supply of safe, sustainable and non-polluting energy to meet global demand, particularly in developing countries. The declaration indicated that cooperation would include clean coal technologies and renewable energies such as biomass and innovative ways to transfer, develop and commercialise clean energy.

        • Policy

        • United Kingdom

        • 2024

        Clean Power 2030 Action Plan

        By 2030, the government estimates that 40-50 GW of dispatchable and long-duration flexible capacity could be needed. This includes 2-7 GW of low-carbon dispatchable power which could be provided by biomass, power BECCS, gas CCUS and hydrogen. 1 TWh of hydrogen storage may be needed by 2030

        • Policy

        • Germany

        • 2006

        Coaltion Agreement: Target to Double Energy Productivity by 2020

        …an "energy passport" for buildings. The governments goal is to increase the energy efficiency of 5% of existing buildings built before 1978 every year; - promote the modernisation of existing power plants and the expansion of decentralised power plants and highly efficient combined heat and power plants; - review the funding criteria of the Heat-Power Cogeneration Act (KWK-Gesetz) on the basis of the monitoring report to be submitted in a timely manner. - support European initiatives to improve energy efficiency and work towards a European top runner programme; - continue and intensify the dena (German Energy Agency) initiatives for energy conservation in…

        • Policy

        • Serbia

        • 2025

        Just Energy Transition Plan until 2030

        The energy focus of the Just Energy Transition Plan is centered on a transformation of Serbia's energy sector, moving away from a reliance on coal toward a low-carbon system based on renewable energy sources and energy efficiency. It aligns with national goals to achieve a 33.6% share of renewable energy in gross final consumption and a 45% share in electricity production by 2030 is repeated.

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