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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
Government spending to enhance the transmission and distribution capacities of the electricity network
The Croatian government is dedicating funding to strengthen the domestic electricity
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
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
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
Transmission network development
The Government of Poland is investing in the development of transmission networks and smart electricity infrastructure, and the implementation of information technology
Solar and wind power deployment
The Government of Lithuania was providing support to the construction of renewable energy sources (RES) including onshore RES solar and wind power
Government spending for industrial area decarbonisation
The Hungarian government is allocating funds to support the decarbonisation and sustainable energy use in industrial and logistics parks, as well as energy intensive
Electricity network development and digitalisation
The electricity network development and digitalisation investment aims at supporting the uptake of renewable energy, improving the consumer and producer electricity connections and the quality of service offered by the system operators. This includes purchase and installation of…
Small-scale Nuclear Power Plants (SNPPs) and the Comprehensive Reform of the Nuclear Energy Act.
As part of Finland's Repower EU, the EUR 1.65 million is budgeted for 2025–2027 for the Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority for the preparation of the safe commissioning of small-scale nuclear power plants (SNPPs) as well as the comprehensive reform of the Nuclear Energy
Program to increase renewable energy grid integration
The program to increase the access of renewable energy production to the electricity distribution system aims to co-finance investments to increase the capacity of the electricity distribution
Support for renewable energy deployment
The investment on facilitating the deployment of renewable energy sources aims to facilitate the rollout of renewable energy projects in Estonia with a focus on wind
Distribution system upgrade
Czech Republic introduced a measure on the construction, strengthening, reconstruction and modernization of distribution systems" to accommodate the expected increase in demand for the integration of intermittent renewables into the
Stimulation of Sustainable Energy Production and Climate Transition (SDE++)
Launched on September 2023, the SDE+ focuses on the options of renewable electricity, renewable gas and renewable heat and subsidises, the difference between the cost price of renewable energy and the market price, to encourage the deployment of renewables in the
Denmark's REPowerEU - Renewable Energy
The Danish government is supporting the development of domestic renewable energy capacity, notably to boost offshore wind energy
Photovoltaic systems and electricity storage systems
The subsidy scheme aimed to support photovoltaic systems investments on buildings and electricity storage and promote energy independence through the setup of small-capacity plants. The investment also contributes to other environmental objectives by supporting buildings' land…
Ten Point Plan for a Green Industrial Revolution - Point 1: Offshore Wind Power
As part of the Ten Point Plan for a Green Industrial Revolution (with an expected budget of 12 billion GBP) announced by the UK's Prime Minister Boris Johnson, : Point 1 : Advancing Offshore Wind By 2030, plan to quadruple offshore wind capacity, including 1 GW of…
Indonesia Carbon Trading Scheme (ETS)
The Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources of the Republic of Indonesia inaugurated the launch of carbon trading in the electricity generation subsector on Wednesday 22 February 2023, announced in a press release from the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources. This launch…
GX: Green Transformation Policy: Carbon Levy
Through its GX (Green Transformation) Basic Policy, Japan aims to introduce a carbon levy on fossil fuel imports on power, gas and oil companies. The introduction of this levy will start in 2028, along with a mandatory national
Restrictive measures against Russia
The European Union announced a package of economic sanctions and restrictions on energy-related equipment and technology since 2014. The scope of sanctions were gradually expanded with the latest package of sanctions enacted on 24 June. Energy sector related sanctions include:…
Restrictive measures against Syria
The European Union has been implementing restrictive measures against Syria since 2011, including the following energy sector related ones: Import ban on crude oil and petroleum products from Syria; Ban on investment in the Syrian oil industry; Ban on investment in companies…
Union regime for the control of exports, brokering, technical assistance, transit and transfer of dual-use items
Under Regulation (EU) 2021/821 (the “Dual-Use Regulation”) which regulates the exports of dual-use goods, the following energy-sector related goods are subject to export authorisation : nuclear materials, facilities and equipment including nuclear reactors and heat exchangers;…
Green Tariff (Feed-in Tariff)
"The Green Tariff" policy is a feed-in tariff (FIT) scheme for electricity generated from renewable energy sources was introduced in Ukraine in 2009. Scheme will be open until 1st of January 2030. "The Law on Electrical Energy Industry" of 16th October 1997 created a legal…
Ordinance on the promotion of electricity production from renewable energy sources (OEneR)
This Ordinance regulates the promotion of electricity production from renewable energies, which is financed by the grid surcharge referred to in Art. 35 NEAT. A latest version is under public consultation and incorporates the following measures: The ordinance provides for a…
Renewable Energy Act
In February 2015 Poland adopted its long-debated Renewable Energy Act. The new law was amended two times and entered into force in July 2016. The Law replaces the green certificate system with auction scheme. The first auction took place on 30th of December 2016 with results…
Grand Ducal Regulation of 12 April 2019 on feed-in tariffs
Grand Ducal regulation of 12 April 2019, modifying the Grand Ducal regulation of 1 August 2014 on the generation of electricity based on renewable sources, sets updated feed-in tariffs for Luxembourg. Feed-in tariffs cover wind, solar PV, hydropower, biogas, gases from sewage…
Renewable Energy Auctions Policy 2021
The Renewable Energy Auctions Policy 2021 sets the transition from feed-in tariffs that were in place since 2008 to more auctioning. Feed-in tariffs remain still for small scale biomass, biogas and small hydro projects (of up to 20
Regulation No. 50 of 2017 on Utilization of Renewable Energy Sources for Power Supply
This regulation updates the feed-in tariffs for renewable energy installations. It covers solar energy, wind, hydropower biomass, biogas,municipal solid waste, geothermal and ocean
Law 4414/2016 on a New Support Scheme of Renewable Energy and CHP Plants
Through this law, Greece replaces feed-in tariffs with feed-in premiums to support the expansion of new renewable energy installations. Auctions are technology-specific and the Ministry of Environment and Energy issues decision specifying capacities to be auctioned for each…
Electricity Market Act - Estonia feed-in premium
Through its Electricity Market Act, Estonia adopted feed-in premiums in 2007, for which all renewable electricity generation technologies are eligible as long as their net capacity does not exceed 125 MW. A variable feed-in premium is paid to producers of renewable electricity…
Promotion of Renewable Energy Act - Feed-in premium tariffs for renewable power
Denmarks 2009 Promotion of Renewable Energy Act establishes detailed feed-in premiums for wind power, as well as other sources of renewable energy. Plant operators receive a variable bonus on top of the market price. The sum of the bonus and the market price shall not exceed a…
(California) Air Resources Board Cap and Trade Regulation
California's Cap-and-Trade Regulation was issued in 2012 to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases in different sectors and enforce the Greenhouse Gas Cap-and Trade Program. Its main objective is to continually incentivise investment in efficient technologies and processes that…
Law 1819/2016 on Structural Tax Reform
The Colombia carbon tax (Impuesto Nacional al Carbono) was adopted as part of a structural tax reform and launched in 2017. It is a tax on the carbon content of liquid and gaseous fossil fuels, including all petroleum derivatives, used as propellant, in stationary combustion, or…
Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI)
The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) - the first mandatory, market-based effort in the United States to reduce greenhouse gas emissions - was established in December 2005 by the governors of seven Northeastern and Mid-Atlantic states: Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, New…
Minimum CO2 price electricity production
In the coalition agreement Rutte-3 and the climate agreement and letter of the government, the government announced its plans to introduce a gradually increasing minimum national CO2 price for CO2 emissions from electricity production, such in addition to the
(Saskatchewan) Oil and Gas Emissions Management Regulations
Sets mandatory methane emission reductions of 4.5 million tonnes CO2e annually by 2025 (this absolute number is in line with the percentage reduction target set out in the Prairie Resilience: A Made-in-Saskatchewan Climate Change Strategy). Focuses on upstream facilities. As…
(British Columbia) Carbon Tax Act
B.C.’s broad-based carbon tax puts a price on greenhouse gas emissions. This provides an incentive for sustainable choices that produce fewer emissions. The escalating tax was phased in on July 1, 2008. Beginning April 1, 2018, B.C.'s carbon tax rate is $35 per tonne of carbon…
Quebec Cap & Trade System for Greenhouse Gas Emissions Allowances
In 2009 Quebec established Cap and Trade System for Greenhouse Gas Emissions Allowances system in order to limit the emissions and encourage energy saving and growing shares of renewables in the consumption in the highest emitting sectors (i.e. transportation, industry and…
New FDI Screening Regime
Lxembourg established its foreign direct investment (FDI) on 1 Sep 2023 to restrict critical activities that could impact security or public order. This law aligns with EU Regulation 2019/452. It excludes portfolio investments but include the production, exploitation, and sale…
Free Trade Agreement between China and Iceland
The free trade agreement between China and Iceland entered into force in 2014. It provides for the reduction or elimination of import tariffs on most industrial and energy sector products, including : Electric motors, turbines and generators; Mechanical equipment including…
Investment Screening Act
The Danish Business Authority administered the Danish Investment Screening Act which was entered into force on July 2021, to be applicable for foreign direct investments entering after 1 Sep 2021. The act applies to foreign enterprise possessing or controlling over at least 10…
Law on Protection from the Negative Impacts of Climate Change - Montenegro ETS
Montenegro’s cap and trade ETS applies to CO2 emissions from Power, Refining, Iron and Steel, Non-ferrous metals, Cement, Glass, Ceramics, Pulp and Paper. In practice, this applies to three installations. Permits are allocated for free, with any remainder within the cap to be…
General Law of Climate Change - Mexico pilot ETS
The Mexican ETS, the first in Latin America, started in January 2020. It covers direct CO2 emissions from fixed sources in the energy and industry sectors emitting at least 100,000 tCO2 per year, covering around 40% of national GHG emissions and 90% of emissions reported in the…
2011 Tax Code - Ukraine carbon tax
The Ukraine carbon tax was introduced in the Ukrainian Tax Code as a part of environmental tax on air pollution from stationary sources. Source: World Bank Carbon Pricing
2011 Budget - UK Carbon Price Support
The UK carbon price support tax aims to reduce revenue uncertainty and improve the economics for investment in low-carbon generation for the UK electricity generation sector. The carbon price support tax was introduced because the EU allowances price has not been stable, certain…
Law No. 82-D/2014 - Green Tax Reform
The Portugal carbon tax is an excise tax under the special taxes on consumption (Codigo dos Impostos Especiais de Consumo). The tax rate is determined annually based on the average EU ETS allowance in the preceding year. For EU ETS-covered coal generators their carbon tax rate…