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Russia - Decree 496/2017: Export support
In September 2016, the Russian government announced new rules for supporting automotive (HS Code 7203), including electric vehicles, exports by providing subsidies which foresees compensation of transportation costs. The latter was subscribed within the 2016 federal budget but…
Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between EFTA States and Indonesia
The Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between Indonesia and the European Free Trade Association States ("EFTA"), involving Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland, came into force in November 2021. It includes most energy products and its constituents…
Free Trade Agreement between Mexico and the States of the European Free Trade Association
The free trade agreement between Mexico and the European Free Trade Association States ("EFTA"), involving Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland, entered into force on 1 July 2001. It covers most industrial products across HS sectors 25 through 97 including most…
Free Trade Agreement between Jordan and the States of the European Free Trade Association
The free trade agreement between Jordan and the European Free Trade Association States ("EFTA"), involving Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland was entered into force in 2002. It covers most industrial products across HS sectors 25 through 97 including most energy…
Green Industries Growth Accelerator
The UK government has pledged GBP 960 million over the forthcoming five years towards the Green Industries Growth Accelerator, aiming to expedite manufacturing within pivotal net zero sectors, including offshore wind, networks, CCUS, hydrogen and
Act 1200/2014 on the energy performance of buildings
The enacted Act determines the preparation of energy performance certificates, of the inspections of heating and air conditioning system in buildings, of keeping a central register of the energy performance of buildings, of the National Action Plan aimed at increasing the number…
Act No. 406/2000 on Energy Management
The act aligns with the relevant European Union regulations which includes requirements for buildings' energy management, energy efficiency standards. This act was first introduced in 2017 with the latest amendment made in
Regulations on minimum building energy efficiency requirements
The regulation establishes the minimum requirements for the building's energy efficiency, complying with the 2018 EU
Collection of Environmental Standard and Related Information
Nepal's 'Collection of Environmental Standard and Related Information' is a set of non-tariff measures. In particular,the regulation includes a prohibition on the import of second-hand goods, including but not limited to pumps, cylinders, and piston heads of motor engines that…
Nuclear Safety and Radiation Controls
The Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission instated the Nuclear Safety and Radiation Controls in 1997 which specified certain non-tariff measures on the imports of nuclear reactors and their fuel elements for peaceful purposes. The control measures pertain to goods defined in HS…
Restoration of Full Customs Duties for Inverter Imports
In September 2021, the Bangladesh government revoked a regulatory order which was passed in the July 2021 budget, which removed the then 11% import duty and tax cost on inverters. Upon the revoke of the regulatory order, the levy on inverters was restored to its previous 37%…
Building Environment Decree
The Building Environment Decree replaces the 2012 Building Decree, and contains the technical regulations that represent the minimum requirements for all structures in the
Uruguay - Green Hydrogen Roadmap
The Uruguayan government, under the leadership of the Ministry of Industry, Energy, and Mining (MIEM), launched the Green Hydrogen Roadmap in Uruguay in June
Energy Efficiency Program of Electricity Distribution Companies – PEE Aneel
Law nr. 9,991, 2000, defined that 0.5% of the net operating revenue of the electricity distribution companies must be invested in energy efficiency measures. It is called the Energy Efficiency Program of the Electricity Distribution Companies, which is regulated by Electricity…
Anti-Dumping and Countervailing Duties (New Zealand)
New Zealand has introduced anti-dumping duties on the following goods from the listed nations. Galvanised Wire from China and Malaysia (until March 2026 [China] and December 2025 [Malaysia]) Aluminium-zinc Coated Steel from Korea (until March
Powering Australia Industry Growth Centre
Establishing the Powering Australia Industry Growth center targeted at developing advanced technology and skills in support of the Australian Made Battery Plan (not yet announced)- matching grant that covers up to 60% of total project cost- supporting local manufacturers (for…
Proyecto de Energia Renovable en el Mercado Electrico Rural (PERMER) - Phase II
PERMER is a public policy for energizing the dispersed rural areas of Argentina. The objective of the second phase of the project (PERMER II) is the electrification of the dispersed rural market and energizing (by thermal energy) of public services, through renewable…
Korea - Indonesia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement
The Korea - Indonesia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement builds on the Korea - ASEAN Free Trade Agreement (Indonesia is an ASEAN member state) to foster economic cooperation between the two countries by further lowering customs duties, encouraging investment, and…
Korea - India Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement
The Korea - India Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement is an agreement between Korea and India that aims to foster economic cooperation between the two signatory states through fostering trade of both good and services through lowering of tariffs and other regulatory…
Korea - New Zealand Free Trade Agreement
The Korea - New Zealand Free Trade Agreement aims at creating a free trade agreement between the two signatory nations by eliminating various barriers, including tariffs and regulatory hurdles. The Agreement covers, among others, the elimination of tariffs for the following…
Korea - Colombia Free Trade Agreement
The Korea - Colombia Free Trade Agreement aims to foster stronger economic ties between the two nations by eliminating tariffs and customs duties per the terms of the Agreement. The Agreement covers, among others, the elimination of tariffs for the following goods: Electric…
Korea - United Kingdom Free Trade Agreement
The Korea - UK Free Trade Agreement aims to liberalize and facilitate trade in goods, services, and investment between the two signatory states. The Agreement was primarily introduced in order to prevent any new trade barriers emerging following the withdrawal of the United…
Critical Minerals List
Australia's critical minerals list highlights the country's priority critical minerals based on Australia's geological endowment and potential with global technology needs, particularly those of partner countries around electrification, advanced manufacturing and defence. As of…
Foreign Trade Act
Provisions of the Foreign Trade Act provides statutory authority to the Minister of Trade, Industry, and Energy to set and notify import-export controls for a variety of purposes. The Act allows the Minister of Trade, Industry, and Energy to set and notify a list of items…
Free Trade Agreement between Japan and Switzerland
The free trade agreement between Japan and Switzerland was signed on 19 February 2009. The agreement was entered into force on 1 September 2009. It covers most industrial products across HS sectors 25 through 97 including most energy products and its constituents including but…
Free Trade Agreement between Tunisia and the States of the European Free Trade Association
The free trade agreement between Tunisia and the European Free Trade Association States ("EFTA"), involving Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland, was signed on 17 Dec 2004. The Agreement entered into force on 1 June 2005 for Switzerland and Liechtenstein, 1 August…
Free Trade Agreement between Lebanon and the States of the European Free Trade Association
The free trade agreement between Israel and the European Free Trade Association States ("EFTA"), involving Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland was entered into force on 1 Jul 2007. It covers most industrial products across HS sectors 25 through 97 including most…
Just Energy Transition Partnership - Coal phase-out
Indonesia committed to achieving net-zero by 2060 at the latest, supported by complete coal-phase out by 2056. Furthermore, Indonesia has plans to bring forward its coal phase-out target to 2050 if funding is made available to
Climate Act - Denmark's coal phase-out
Denmark is set to ban coal-based electricity production by 2028, closing the Nordjyllandsværket power station by this date. This phase-out goes along with the repeated commitment of reducing by 70% GHG emissions by 2030 compared to 1990 levels set in the Climate Act in
Egyptian Standard ES 2623-3 on rotating electrical machines
This regulations sets updated standards for industrial motors and gives a 6-months transitional period to importers and producers to comply to IE3-equivalent
Minimum Energy Efficiency of Motors
Japan introduced Top Runner standards (Top Runner motors) in April 2015 for three-phase induction motors that are commonly used in various industrial applications, under which all industrial motors are required to meet IE3 requirements (premium
INTE E13-1:2023 on energy efficiency for AC motors, three-phase induction, squirrel cage type
The INTE E13-1:2023 stipulates efficiency limits for motors including alternating current motors, three-phase induction, squirrel cage type, in nominal power from 0.746 kW to 373
2016 Energy (Appliances' Energy Performance and Labelling) Regulations
Steming for the Energy Act of 2006, Kenya sets minimum energy performance standards on a set of appliances, including: Self Ballasted Lamps, Double Capped Fluorescent Lamps, Ballasts for Fluorescent Lamps, Refrigerating Appliances, Non-Ducted Air Conditioners, and Three-Phase…
SASO 2893/2018 on Minimum Energy Performance Standards for Electric Motors
This regulation sets efficiency standards for single-speed, three-phase cage induction motors at efficiency level IE3. It supersedes the previous standard SASO IEC
Minimum Energy Performance Standards for Motors (IE3)
Minimum Energy Performance Standards for motors, equivalent to IE3 standards, were introduced on 1 Oct 2018 in Singapore. It covers all single speed, 3-phase 50 Hz or 50/60 Hz induction motors that are rated on the basis of continuous duty operation, and with: 1) 2, 4 or…
Energy renovation of buildings
The Government of Croatia is scaling up its investment in buildings' energy renovation by providing additional funds for energy renovation of building damaged in earthquakes. This includes financing multi-dwelling buildings, public buildings, residential and public buildings…
Government spending to enhance the transmission and distribution capacities of the electricity network
The Croatian government is dedicating funding to strengthen the domestic electricity
Establishment of a hydrogen-based economy through the North Adriatic Hydrogen Valley
The Government of Croatia's is allocation new funds to projects contributing to decarbonise the transport sector of the North Adriatic region : converting five diesel locomotives to hydrogen and setting up charging stations for buses, trains and/or maritime
Croatia - REPowerEU
Croatia's REPowerEU chapter is worth €2.9 billion. The total estimated costs of the measures in the REPowerEU chapter is EUR 2,364 million. To finance this, Croatia has asked for a share of its Brexit Adjustment Reserve to be transferred to the plan, amounting to €7.2 million.…
Promoting the deployment of alternative fuels infrastructure in transport
The Government of Slovenia is earmarking additional funding to decarbonise the transport sector. It is financing the testing of electric or hydrogen-fuelled bus lines, implementing a zero-emission vehicle purchase subsidy scheme and funding the deployment of recharging and…
Supporting the decarbonisation of domestic companies
Through dedicated calls for projects, the Government of Slovenia is supporting the decarbonisation of small, medium and large enterprises through renewable installation, electrification of production processes, energy and heat storage system implementation, and energy efficient…
Strengthening the electricity medium-voltage distribution network
The Government of Slovenia is investing in the upgrade of the electricity distribution network, in order to enable the connection of a higher share of renewable energy installations, as recharging infrastructures for electric
Government spending for energy efficient restructuring of district heating systems
The Slovenian government is increasing the funding allocated to calls for projects seeking to restructure district heating systems based on renewable
Slovenia - REPowerEU
Slovenia's REPowerEU chapter is worth €122.17 million. To finance this, Slovenia has asked for a share of its Brexit Adjustment Reserve to be transferred to the plan, amounting to €5 million. These funds would be added to Slovenia's REPowerEU grant of €116
Government spending in biomethane infrastructure
The Government of Latvia is financially supporting the construction a new regional sustainable biomethane injection point, which is to be equipped with methane and biomethane leak detection and prevention
Government spending in electricity grid modernisation
The Government of Latvia is earmarking spending from 2024 to 2026 upgrade its electricity network, notably to enhance renewable energy integration and develop domestic exporting
Latvia - REPowerEU
Latvia expanded its Recovery and Resilience Plan with an additional chapter on REPowerEU, endorsed by the EU Commission on 16 Nov 2023. To finance the measures, Latvia requested to transfer € 10.9 million from the Brexit Adjustment Reserve (BAR) to finance investments and…
Improving the energy and efficiency of public buildings (“Fast Actions”)
The Government of Slovak Republic aims to improve energy and efficiency of public buildings to reduce energy consumption in public buildings through a combination of the proposed measures such as installation of energy management initiatives, thermal insulations, window…
Slovak Republic - REPowerEU
Slovak Republic expanded its Recovery and Resilience Plan with an additional chapter on REPowerEU, endorsed by the European Union Commission on 26 June 2023. To finance the measures, Slovakia has asked for a share of its Brexit Adjustment Reserve to be transferred to the plan,…
Offshore Wind Energy Fund
The Government of Poland has implemented the Offshore Wind Fund with the intent to incentivise private investment and improve financing access in Poland’s offshore wind energy