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Denmark’s Inge Lehmann Programme
Denmark’s Inge Lehmann Programme offers research grants to researchers with the objective of improving gender balance. Inge Lehmann grants are awarded to younger researchers, as evidence shows that gender imbalances emerge at early career stages in research environments. The…
Vocational training in the sector of renewable energies and energy efficiency in Côte d’Ivoire
According to GIZ , The government of Côte d’Ivoire plans to rapidly increase its electricity generation capacity by 2030, including by expanding the share of renewables to 42%, including 16% from non-hydro sources. Given that the current share of renewables in the power mix is…
Make in India strategy
The prime minister of India launched the Make in India initiative in 2014 to galvanise investments in India’s manufacturing sector, including through the development of state-of-the-art infrastructure to create industrial corridors and smart cities. The Make in India programme…
Australia’s Modern Manufacturing Strategy
Australia has significant reserves of critical minerals and metals, which are essential for the production of technologies required to support clean energy transitions. Under the country’s “Modern Manufacturing Strategy”, the government included a Resources Technology and…
2024 Just Energy Transition Program
The Chilean government is funding a Just Energy Transition Programme meant to foster strategic local planning, workforce training and local consultations in order to ensure a socially and economically inclusive clean energy
National Public Investment Plan 2023-2025
Argentina's National Public Investment Plan (PNIP) is a document drafted annually by the National Directorate of Public Investment (DNIP). The document gathers the different public investment programs as well as investment policies for every state jurisdiction. All of the public…
Swiss Energy research for the Energy Transition Funding Programme (SWEET)
The Swiss Energy research for the Energy Transition (SWEET) is a funding programme of the Swiss Federal Office of Energy (SFOE) meant to accelerate domestic decarbonisation and related innovations. The programme was launched in early 2021. The funding programme initially ran…
Improved energy subsidy scheme -Brussels-Capital Region
The Belgian government is implementing an improved energy subsidy scheme meant to support efficient home renovations by low-income households in the Brussels-Capital
Improved energy subsidy scheme -Flemish Region
The Belgian government is scaling up its budget allocation to a subsidy scheme meant to provide better home energy renovation incentives in
Belgium's REPowerEU
On November 2023, the European Union Commission has endorsed Belgium's modified recovery and resilience plan, which includes a REPowerEU chapter. The REPowerEU Chapter comprising four new reforms, seventeen new investments, as well as seven transferred investments from the…
Portugal's REPowerEU chapter - Green Skills (Reform)
Portugal's Green Skills reform aims to develop a long-term training offer, contributing to the provision and acquisition of skills and competences needed for the green transition in the
US hydrogen workforce development programmes
The US Department of Energy (DOE) launched two new efforts in 2020 targeting workforce development, training and STEM education. The Hydrogen Education for a Decarbonized Economy (H2EDGE) aims to develop and grow the emerging industry workforce to advance hydrogen technologies…
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.…
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
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…
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,…
Poland - REPowerEU
Poland expanded its Recovery and Resilience Plan with an additional chapter on REPowerEU, endorsed by the EU Commission on 21 Nov
Lithuania - REPowerEU
Lithuania expanded its Recovery and Resilience Plan with an additional chapter on REPowerEU, endorsed by the EU Commission on 24 Oct 2023. To finance the measures, Lithuania has asked for a share of its Brexit Adjustment Reserve to be transferred to the plan, amounting to €4.7…
Hungary - REPowerEU
Hungary expanded its Recovery and Resilience Plan with an additional chapter on REPowerEU, endorsed by the EU Commission on 23 Nov 2023. The chapter is worth EUR 127.09 million. To finance the measures, Hungary has requested to take up €3918 million in loans, in addition to…
Estonia - REPowerEU
Estonia expanded its Recovery and Resilience Plan with an additional chapter on REPowerEU, endorsed by the EU Commission on 16 Jun 2023. To finance the measures, Finland has asked for a share of its Brexit Adjustment Reserve to be transferred to the plan, amounting to €14.2…
Czech Republic - REPowerEU
Czech Republic expanded its Recovery and Resilience Plan with an additional chapter on REPowerEU, endorsed by the EU Commission on 26 Sep 2023. To finance the measures, Czech Republic has asked for its Brexit Adjustment Reserve to be transferred to the plan, amounting to €55…
Austria's REPowerEU
On 19 October 2023, the European Union Commission has endorsed Austria's modified recovery and resilience plan, which includes a REPowerEU chapter. The REPowerEU Chapter contains two reforms and two investments with a grant allocation that amounts to € 210
Modified RRF
The EU Commission endorsed Romania's modified recovery and resilience plan, which includes a REPowerEU chapter. The plan is now worth €28.5 billion (€14.9 billion in loans, €13.6 billion in grants) and covers 66 reforms and 111 investments. Romania's REPowerEU chapter consists…
Denmark’s oil and gas exploration ban
In December 2020 the Danish government reached an agreement with a broad majority in the Danish Parliament to phase out fossil fuel extraction in the country by 2050, starting with the cancelation of its 8th licensing round as well as all future bid rounds. North Sea production…
“Away from oil and gas” programme in Austria
The financial incentive programme “away from oil and gas” supports individuals and businesses to change their space heating systems away from fossil fuels toward sustainable systems. About 600 000 households in Austria still use polluting oil-heating systems. The programme…
European Green Deal
The European Green Deal is a comprehensive strategy to reduce the EU’s GHG emissions by at least 55% from 1990 levels by 2030 and achieve climate neutrality by 2050. One of the core pillars of the plan is to lead the third industrial revolution while addressing its…
Jakarta Smart City
The Jakarta Smart City initiative has offered some important solutions to Jakarta’s energy and urban challenges. To reduce congestion and GHG emissions, Jakarta has integrated public transport management and payment systems to provide reliable, safe and affordable services.…
Denmark’s Youth Climate Council
The Youth Climate Council is an advisory board to the Danish Minister of Climate, Energy and Utilities that serves as a mouthpiece for Danish youth to bring innovative thinking and inputs to the climate politics. The initiative was deployed at the request of the Danish Youth…
IEA Technology Collaboration Programmes (TCPs)
The IEA TCPs support the work of independent, international groups of experts and industries to lead programmes and projects on a variety of energy technologies and related issues. A number of IEA TCPs foster cooperation on social dimensions of clean energy, including the Users…
Spain’s low emissions zones
Under its National Energy and Climate Plan for 2021-2030 and the Climate Change and Energy Transition Law that was approved in May 2021, the Spanish government plans to work with local governments to discourage the use of private vehicles in favour of shared use systems and…
Boundary Dam carbon capture project in Canada
SaskPower’s Boundary Dam Power Station in Saskatchewan, Canada in 2014 became the world’s first power station to successfully apply CCUS technology at commercial scale in 2014. As the Canadian government has announced the phase-out of unabated coal generation by 2030, the…
New Zealand Warmer Kiwi Homes
The Warmer Kiwi Homes programme in New Zealand, launched in its current form in 2018, provides grants that cover 80% of the cost of insulation and clean heating for low-income households. New Zealand’s Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (EECA) administers the…
US Weatherization Assistance Program
The US Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) Weatherization Assistance Program provides support to low-income households for increasing energy efficiency in homes. Using DOE funds, the programme provides around 35 000 homes with weatherisation upgrades annually and supports 8 500 jobs.…
European Commission’s Renovation Wave Strategy
As part of the EU Green Deal, The European Commission’s Renovation Wave Strategy aims to cut emissions, improve quality of life and reduce energy poverty by accelerating home renovations across the EU to improve the energy performance of buildings. Lowering energy consumption…
India’s Unnat Jyoti by Affordable LEDs for all (UJALA)
The government of India in 2015 launched the UJALA programme to provide LED bulbs to domestic consumers, with a target to replace 770 million incandescent bulbs with LED bulbs by March 2019. As of July 2021, approximately 360 million incandescent bulbs have been replaced leading…
Renewable energy zones in Turkey
In 2016, the Turkish Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources issued a regulation commissioning renewable energy projects in Renewable Energy Resource Zones. The government awards limited-time purchase guarantees to support renewable energy investments and to incentivise local…
Just Transition Fund
To support the European Green Deal, the Just Transition Fund was established to provide financial support to regions, sectors and communities facing more severe socio-economic challenges from the transition to cleaner forms of energy. The fund provides grants to impacted regions…
Section 45Q Credit for Carbon Oxide Sequestration
As part of the Bipartisan Budget Act that passed in February 2018, the US Congress extended and significantly increased tax credits for CO2 use and storage under Section 45Q of the Internal Revenue Code. Specifically, the changes: expanded the credit to include all carbon…
National Energy Policy for Barbados 2017 - 2037
The Barbados National Energy Policy (BNEP) builds on efforts on previous projects and activities to establish a comprehensive policy in Barbados. The policy was developed using a collaborative approach which including several rounds of interviews and consultations throughout…
Brazil’s RevoluSolar project
RevoluSolar is a Brazilian non-profit organisation, founded in 2015, that helps improve livelihoods in low-income communities by providing solar energy. The group’s work is focused on the low-income communities of Babilônia and Chapéu Mangueira in Rio de Janeiro. People living…
European Master in Renewable Energy
The European Master in Renewable Energy was developed by the European Renewable Energy Research Centres (EUREC) and a consortium of nine universities to train people for skills in renewable energy fields. Created in 2002, this master’s degree is intended to meet the job market’s…
French fund to retrain foundry workers in the auto sector
As part of an updated action plan to support changes in the automobile sector announced in May 2020, France launched a EUR 50 million fund in April 2021 to retrain foundry factory workers as it shifts its internal combustion-based automotive industry toward the production of…
UK Green Jobs Taskforce and North Sea Transition Deal
As part of the UK government’s climate strategy and green recovery efforts from Covid-19, the government in 2020 set up the Green Jobs Task force , comprised of 17 experts from industry, academia, labour unions, and the education and skills sector. The group undertook a study…
RES4Africa Micro-Grid Academy
The RES4Africa Foundation was launched in 2012 to support just transitions in Africa’s energy sector toward achieving the SDG7 goal to ensure affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all. The role of the foundation is to provide a supportive environment for clean…
Cooperative Training at Coal Sites in North Rhine Westphalia
The Cooperative Training at Coal Sites programme has been run by the Ministry for Labour, Health and Social Affairs of the State of North-Rhine Westphalia in Germany since 2008. The aim of the training programme is to support the employment of youth in German coal mining…
Australia’s renewable energy training tower
As one of the world’s largest coal and natural gas producers, the global energy transition will have major impacts on Australia’s traditional workforce. By some estimates , the country will lose around 10 000 jobs in coal mines and at power plants by 2036. At the same time,…
Brunel hydrogen course to retrain oil and gas workers
The Netherlands-based energy recruitment company Brunel, along with the Groningen-based business school, The Energy Delta Institute, launched a degree for oil and gas workers to retrain them for jobs in the hydrogen sector. Brunel launched the degree after receiving the results…
Volkswagen electro mobility training programmes
As Volkswagen looks to transform its vehicle fleet to electric vehicles in the coming decades, the company has taken steps to enable its employees to develop the requisite skills for jobs using new production methods. The shift to electric cars will be especially important for…
Spain auto sector transition plan
The Spanish government in June 2020 announced a EUR 3.75 billion package to aid the ailing auto sector and to support the production and sale of cleaner cars under the Plan to Boost the Value Chain of the Automotive Industry towards Sustainable and Connected Mobility. In…
China’s coal and steel capacity cuts and worker re-employment
In early 2016, China’s government urged coal and steel companies to cut excess capacity, in part to track lower demand driven by slowing economic growth and environmental regulations. However, mindful of the job losses that would result from capacity closures, the government…