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                • United States

                • 2024

                Fusion Energy Sciences programme

                The Fusion Energy Sciences (FES) program aims to advance the understanding of high-temperature plasmas and develop fusion energy, by studying both natural and manufactured plasmas. It increased the budget for their Fusion Energy Sciences programme to USD 790 million in 2024 (30% of which was for the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor), including for stellarator R&D, and also additionally allocated USD 690 million for laser inertial confinement fusion research.

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                • Chile

                • 2009

                Program for Rural and Social Energy (PERYS)

                The programme aims to contribute, in the context of energy, to socioeconomic development and environmental sustainability, improving the overall quality of life and prioritising the use of non conventional renewable energy (NCRE) sources in vulnerable sectors and public establishments.
                Activities under this programme include: design, ficing, and development of NCRE projects in remote and vulnerable areas; training of users, decision makers, and stakeholders for the development and operation of energy projects; and research and development projects to enable future development of NCRE in vulnerable or isolated areas.

                • Policy

                • Poland

                • 2018

                An OWL- outdoor energy efficient lighting systems

                Reducing air pollution emissions and achieving electricity savings by subsidizing projects improving energy efficiency of outdoor lighting systems.

                The programme will be implemented in the years 2018-2022:
                1) commitments (understood as signing contracts) will be made until 2020,
                2) funds will be spent until 2022.

                Forms of funding: Loan

                Beneficiaries: Local governments

                So far, two calls have been held. In the call launched in 2018, 14 applications were submitted, but in the end 9 agreements for the amount of funding in the form of a loan of about 34.8 million PLN are being implemented. In the call for…

                • Policy

                • Latvia

                • 2006

                Energy Development Guidelines for 2007-2016

                The Energy Development Guidelines for 2007-2016 aim to provide short- and long-term strategy for the efficient distribution and use of energy resources as well as to:

                Increase security of energy supply;
                Diversify energy sources;
                Increase the share of electricity derived from renewable energy sources in Latvia’s total energy consumption and to increase energy self-sufficiency;
                Improve the country’s energy supply infrastructure;
                Support further energy market liberalisation;
                Create suitable conditions for further integration with EU energy market;
                Comply with obligations and targets resulting from the Kyoto Protocol and the Latvian Mitigation Programme 2005-2010.

                Reaching these goals…

                • Policy

                • Democratic Republic of the Congo

                • 2024

                National Energy Pact

                The National Energy Pact aims to foster energy access in DRC, with targets to reach 62% electricity access rate (60 million people) and 30% clean cooking rate by 2030 (40 million people).

                • Policy

                • United Republic of Tanzania

                • 2025

                National Energy Compact

                 The government of Tanzania aims to increase electricity connectivity to 75 percent by 2030 and clean cooking access to 80 percent by 2034. It also aims to increase the share of renewable energy in the generation-mix to 75 percent from the current 61.8 percent, which will require adding over 1,800 MW of generation capacity from solar, wind, geothermal, and hydro. Significant mobilization of public- and private-sector financing is targeted in order to create a favorable investment climate, strengthen local capacities through training, and establish robust data collection systems for informed energy-planning and decision-making 

                • Policy

                • Albania

                • 2023

                Law No. 24/2023 on the promotion of the use of energy from renewable energy sources

                The law aims to:Increase renewable energy use to 54.4% of gross final consumption by 2030Reduce fossil fuel imports and greenhouse gas emissionsPromote renewable energy market development and regional integrationDiversify energy sources and improve energy securitySupport rural and isolated areas' energy supplyThe law establishes a framework for support schemes, grid access, certification, and introduces concepts like renewable energy communities and demonstration projects. 

                • Policy

                • Indonesia

                • 2022

                National Grand Energy Strategy

                The Energy Grand Strategy aims at supporting Indonesia in achieving its  Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) targets.  The Grand Strategy includes plans to reduce oil and LPG imports, promote electric vehicle development, improve old oil refineries and construct new ones, and develop renewable energy, among others. It also set a 100% target of renewables portion in the energy mix by 2060.

                • Policy

                • Indonesia

                • 2022

                Energy Ministry Decree regarding National Planning on Mineral and Coal 2022-2027

                This decree has instituted a strategic plan aimed at overseeing the Management of National Mineral and Coal from 2022 to 2027. The plan encompasses key elements such as  the objective, target, institutional framework, monitoring and evaluation mechanisms. Taking into consideration various factors such as sustainability of natural resources and environment, regional spatial layout, the development of sciences and technology, economy growth, mineral commodity priority, total and available mining areas, total reserve of mineral resources and coal as well as the availability of facilities and infrastructure, the plan aims to ensure a comprehensive approach. This strategic plan serves as a guiding…

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                • Slovak Republic

                • 2024

                Quick action: reducing the energy performance of public buildings

                The aim is to reduce energy consumption through quickly implementable and process-friendly construction-technical or technological measures and to achieve the renovation of 184,000 square meters of total floor area in public buildings. The measures are as follows.

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