Brunei Darussalam
Energy White Paper
To mitigate the country's impact on climate change, the country suggests to increase energy efficiency and shifting the country's production and use of fossil fuels toward shale gas and LNG. Renewable sources of energy are also promoted.
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Reduce about 13% of energy consumption from the Business-As-Usual (business as usual) scenario which is about 5.9%t of the total targeted energy intensity reduction by 2035
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Increase the share of renewable energy in the total power generation mix by 2.7 percent or 124,000 MWh by 2017 and by 10 percent or 954,000 MWh by 2035
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45 percent energy intensity reduction by 2035 (with 2005 as the base year) by 2035 against a 2005 baseline
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Increase efficiency in the power generation from 23% to more than 45% by 2035 against a 2005 baseline
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In the commercial sector, 41% reduction which is about 18.5% of the total targeted energy intensity reduction by 2035 against a 2005 baseline
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Reduce energy consumption to 10% from the Business-As-Usual (business as usual) scenario which is about 4.5%t of the total targeted energy intensity reduction by 2035 against a 2005 baseline
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In the residential sector, reduce energy consumption to 36% from the Business-As-Usual (business as usual) scenario which is about 16.2% of the total targeted energy intensity reduction by 2035 against a 2005 baseline