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2025 - 2036 National Transport Plan - Urban growth agreement
In the largest urban areas, there has been targeted work overtime to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, congestion, air pollution and noise through coordination in land use and transport policies. The goal is to shift growth in passenger transport from private cars to public…
2026 Railway upgrade
In 2026, the Norwegian government earmarked investments for the upgrade of the domestic railway system, which will be managed by the Bane NOR
2025 - 2036 National Transport Plan - Railway
During the National Transport Plan for 2025-2036 period, the government will allocate NOK 1 200 billion to the development of an efficient, eco-friendly and safe transport system with the objective to strengthen railway services in Norway. Within the plan, the government…
Support scheme for investments in CO2 reception terminals
The Norwegian agency Enova has launched a new support scheme for investments in CO₂ receiving terminals, enabling companies to deliver CO₂ by truck for onward storage. This will lower costs and logistical barriers, especially for small and medium-sized emitters, making…
Building (Exempt Roof-mounted Solar Panel Arrays and Building Work) Order 2025
This order provides for the exemption from the need for a building consent for the installation of Roof Mounted Solar panels arrays. Prior to the introduction of this set of exemptions into the Building Act 2004 schedule of exempt work (Schedule 1), roof mounted solar arrays…
Engine Fuel Specification Amendment Regulations 2011
The Engine Fuel Specification Regulations were amended to temporarily allow fuel that meets the Australian fuel specification to be sold or supplied in New
Fuel Industry (Diesel Resilience) Amendment Regulations 2025
The Fuel Industry (Diesel Resilience) Amendment Regulations 2025 increase the diesel minimum stockholding obligation from 21 to 28 days' cover for fuel importers with a diesel market share of 10 per cent or more. It comes into force on 1 July
Fuel Industry (Fuel Resilience) Amendment Regulations 2025
Regulations require fuel companies to hold 10 days of jet fuel at 80% operations at Auckland airport, to improve fuel resilience at New Zealand's largest
Fuel Security Plan 2025
The Fuel Security Plan sets out the Government’s medium- to long-term strategy to make New Zealand’s fuel system more resilient and secure. This Plan builds on the 2025 Fuel Security Study which found that while New Zealand's fuel supply chains are largely resilient, there are…
Fuel Response Plan 2026
The Fuel Response Plan is a staged framework under the National Fuel Plan that sets out how the Government will respond to major global fuel supply disruptions. It shows how fuel supply is monitored, when action might be needed, and what New Zealanders can expect at each
Energy Investment Allowance - EIA support for battery storage
The Netherlands supports business investment in battery storage through the Energy Investment Allowance (EIA), a national tax incentive for energy-saving technologies and renewable energy investments. Under the EIA, eligible businesses can deduct 40% of qualifying investment…
Solar PV net-metering and feed-in remuneration for small consumers
The Netherlands supports small-scale solar PV through a net-metering and feed-in remuneration framework for households and small businesses. Under the current salderingsregeling, households and small businesses can offset self-generated electricity exported to the grid against…
Sustainable Aviation Fuel Expansion Strategy
The SAF Expansion Strategy promotes domestic production and use of sustainable aviation fuel to decarbonise aviation and prepare for international emissions requirements. Korea launched its first commercial domestic SAF-fuelled flight operation, becoming the 20th country…
1st Basic Plan for Supply Chain Stabilization (2025–2027)
The 1st Basic Plan for Supply Chain Stabilization provides Korea’s first medium-term framework for economic-security supply-chain policy for 2025–2027. It establishes the basis for identifying key items, selecting leading supply-chain stabilisation companies, operating the…
4th Basic Mining Plan (2025–2034)
The 4th Basic Mining Plan is Korea’s ten-year strategy for the mining sector for 2025–2034. It aims to secure stable supplies of industrial raw materials while building a sustainable and technologically advanced domestic mining ecosystem. The plan contains four strategies and 13…
Policy Direction for Promoting Critical Mineral Recycling
This policy direction aims to build a domestic circular supply base for critical minerals used in batteries, semiconductors and advanced manufacturing. Korea designated 38 critical minerals and selected 10 strategic critical minerals: lithium, nickel, cobalt, manganese, graphite…
Lifecycle Financial Support Direction for Supply Chain Stabilization
This direction establishes a full-cycle policy-finance framework for stabilising Korea’s strategic supply chains in sectors such as batteries, semiconductors, critical minerals, aerospace and defence. The government announced around KRW 50 trillion in policy-finance support in…
Comprehensive Rare Earth Supply Chain Measures
The package addresses Korea’s rare earth supply-chain vulnerability across mining, separation and refining, magnet production, recycling and stockpiling. The government decided to designate all 17 rare earth elements as critical minerals and to strengthen monitoring through new…
Heat Pump Deployment Promotion Plan
The Heat Pump Deployment Promotion Plan promotes heat pumps as a core technology for replacing fossil-fuel boilers and electrifying heating and cooling demand. The government set a target to deploy 3.5 million heat pumps by 2035 and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 5.18…
Thermal Energy Innovation Strategy
The Thermal Energy Innovation Strategy sets the policy direction for decarbonising Korea’s heat sector, which is a major source of final energy demand in buildings, industry and public facilities. It promotes renewable heat, heat pumps, unused heat, heat recovery, national heat…
Public–Private Overseas Resource Development Strategy
The strategy promotes public-private cooperation in overseas resource development to reduce Korea’s exposure to energy and critical-mineral import risks. It supports private-sector investment through public financing, risk sharing, project discovery and participation by public…
6th Basic Plan for District Energy Supply (2024–2028)
The 6th Basic Plan for District Energy Supply sets Korea’s district energy policy direction for 2024–2028, shifting the sector from quantitative expansion toward cleaner heat sources. It targets district heating supply to 4.46 million households by 2028, up from 3.78 million in…
National Resource Security Enhancement Measures
The measures strengthen Korea’s resource security framework in response to rising geopolitical and supply-chain risks affecting imported energy resources and critical minerals. They are linked to the National Resource Security Act, which expands resource-security coverage to…
5th Petroleum Stockpiling Plan
The 5th Petroleum Stockpiling Plan updates Korea’s strategic petroleum reserve framework to strengthen oil supply security and emergency response capacity. The plan is intended to manage public and industry-held petroleum stocks, storage infrastructure, release procedures and…
Public-Led Offshore Wind Auction Promotion Plan
The Public-Led Offshore Wind Auction Promotion Plan introduces a dedicated public-led allocation within Korea’s fixed-price renewable electricity auction system. In the 2025 first-half wind auction, the government announced around 1,250 MW of fixed-bottom offshore wind capacity,…
Onshore Wind Power Activation Strategy
The Onshore Wind Power Activation Strategy addresses permitting, siting and cost barriers that have constrained onshore wind deployment in Korea. It sets 2030 targets of 6 GW of cumulative onshore wind capacity, generation costs below KRW 150/kWh and supply of more than 300…
2026 Spring Power Supply Stabilization Measures
The 2026 Spring Power Supply Stabilization Measures address seasonal grid instability caused by high solar generation and relatively low spring electricity demand. The 2026 stabilisation period runs for 107 days, from 28 February to 14 June, which is 12 days longer than the…
Policy Direction for Energy System Transformation Using AI
This policy direction promotes the use of AI to transform Korea’s energy-system operation, planning and demand management. It focuses on AI-based forecasting, digital grid operation, distributed energy management, demand response, data-centre electricity-demand monitoring and…
K-Grid Global Expansion Strategy
The strategy supports overseas expansion of Korea’s grid industry, including power cables, transformers, converters, ESS and grid solutions. The government launched the public-private K-Grid Export Alliance and set a target of USD 15 billion in grid-related exports by 2030,…
Designation Plan for Distributed Energy Special Zones
The designation plan establishes Korea’s first distributed energy special zones under the Distributed Energy Act to pilot local generation-local consumption systems and reduce dependence on long-distance transmission. The first designated regions were Jeonnam, Jeju, Busan and…
Next-Generation Distributed Power Grid Promotion Plan
The plan establishes Korea’s next-generation distributed power grid system to accommodate more distributed renewable generation and support local production-local consumption of electricity. In 2026, the government announced KRW 321 billion in public funding to accelerate…
Special Ministerial TF on Livelihood Prices: Petroleum Price-Cap Measures
This measure is a temporary energy-affordability intervention introduced in response to sharp increases in oil prices linked to Middle East instability. The government announced a petroleum price-cap framework under the Petroleum Business Act, using pre-crisis refinery supply…
5th Energy Technology Development Plan and Energy Technology Roadmap
The 5th Energy Technology Development Plan is Korea’s medium- to long-term R&D strategy for achieving carbon neutrality and energy security through a carbon-free energy technology ecosystem. It sets targets to raise energy technology self-reliance to 90% and the…
7th Basic Plan for Rational Energy Use (2025–2029)
The 7th Basic Plan for Rational 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…
Large Energy Users Action Plan (LEAP)
The Government’s LEAP (Large Energy User Action Plan) sets out a ‘plan-led’ approach – for very large and energy intensive investments, like hyper-scale data centres. LEAP includes 17 key actions, to be delivered across Government, unlocking investment in the next generation of…
Economic Assessment of Green Energy Park Concepts (EAGEPC).
The assessment report, published in January 2026, finds that data centres are expected to be the major LEU tenant initially in any future Green Energy Park development, in addition to other industrial demand sectors such as Pharma, Food & Nutrition, Material/Chemical Production,…
Electricity Storage Policy Framework for Ireland
Government policy framework for utility-connected electricity storage systems on the Irish electricity network. Includes 10 Government actions to incorporate electricity storage systems up until
The SEMC Capacity Market
Ireland's Capacity Market is a Capacity Remuneration Mechanism (CRM) designed to complement energy-only payments in wholesale electricity markets and to address the “missing money” issue characteristic of wholesale electricity markets. Its purpose is to ensure long-term security…
Renewable Electricity Support Scheme (RESS)
The Renewable Electricity Support Scheme (RESS) is Ireland’s flagship support scheme for grid-scale onshore renewable electricity generators. RESS is characterised by a series of auctions throughout the lifetime of the scheme with supports structured as a two-way CfD type…
Oil Emergency Contingency And Transfer Of Renewable Transport Fuel Functions Act 2023, Section 20
Section 20 of the Oil Emergency Contingency and Transfer of Renewable Transport Fuel Functions Act 2023 amended the National Oil Reserves Agency Act 2007 to provide for the preparation of an oil emergency plan in response to an oil
SI 541 of 2012 European Union (Oil Reserves) Regs 2012
The European Oil Reserves Regulations 2012 provide for the transposition into Irish Law of Council Directive 2009/119/EC of 14 September 2009 imposing an obligation on Member States to maintain minimum stocks of crude oil and/or petroleum
Fixed-term scrapping premium for new low-emission passenger cars 2026-2027
Finland introduced a fixed-term scrapping premium scheme for private persons purchasing a new passenger car and scrapping an old vehicle first registered in 2015 or earlier. The scheme provides EUR 2 500 for the purchase of a new zero-emission car powered by electricity or…
Energy Sector Development Plan until 2035 (ENMAK)
The development plan brings together the Estonian Energy Sector Development Plan until 2035 for the electricity, gas supply, heat and transportation fuel
Equipment Energy Efficiency (E3) Strategy 2025–2035
The Equipment Energy Efficiency (E3) Strategy 2025–2035 provides the long-term strategic direction for appliance and equipment energy efficiency policy across Australia and New Zealand. The strategy supports reductions in household and commercial building energy use through core…
Industry Sector Plan September 2025
The Industry Sector Plan is one of 6 sector plans that supports the Government’s Net Zero Plan, it sets a path to net zero emissions for Australia’s industrial and waste sectors in a way that leverages Australia’s advantages, recognises the challenges, and drives international…
Built Environment Sector Plan
The Built Environment Sector Plan (BESP) is one of 6 sector plans under the Australian Government’s Net Zero Plan, which charts Australia’s pathway to net zero by 2050. The Net Zero Plan outlines five priority areas for action: decarbonising and expanding the electricity…
Expansion of the Nationwide House Energy Rating Scheme (NatHERS)
In September 2025, the Government announced as part of Australia’s Net Zero Plan that it will further invest $33 million to continue and scale-up the roll out of home energy ratings under the Nationwide House Energy Rating Scheme (NatHERS) for existing homes. This will provide…
Greenhouse and Energy Minimum Standards Modernisation
The Australian Government as part of the Built Environment Sector Plan announced around $16 million to modernise the GEMS Act and update the program so the Government can ensure the Act is fit-for-purpose now and into the future. This will reduce emissions and deliver real bill…
National Construction Code 2025
The National Construction Code was updated in 2025 and includes a range of measures including requirements for certain commercial buildings to install solar PV, improve electrification readiness, stronger building fabric requirements, stronger HVAC requirements and additional…
National Technical Regulator for Consumer Energy Resources
As part of the 2026-27 Federal Budget, the Government announced $97.2 million over 5 years to support the development of a National Technical Regulator for Consumer Energy Resources. The new regulator will develop, coordinate and streamline regulation of CER to ensure its…