Portugal
Portugal's National Energy and Climate Plan for 2021-2030
The plan establishes the following objectives : 1) to limit the GHG emissions, to build a strategy based on renewable sources of energy on the path to a carbon neutral economy (electrification of the economy and consumption, promote electric vehicles,introduce of renewable gases); 2) Rehabilitating and making buildings more efficient, to promote active and shared mobility, reinforce public transport and electric mobility ; 3) to diversificate energy sources by the development of endogenous renewable energy resources; 4) to promote interconnectivity in energy markets and systems; 5) to invest in public and private research, innovation and competitiveness.
Documents
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Reduction of CO2e emissions (without LULUCF) (Mt CO2e) with respect to 2005.
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Reinforce the weighting of renewable energies by 47 per cent.
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To increase the share of renewables in transport by 20 per cent.
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To increase electricity interconnections by 15 per cent.
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To reduce by 43.9% the ETS-GHG emissions compared to 2005.
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To reduce by 2% the non-ETS emissions compared to 2005.
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To increase the overall share of renewable energy in gross final energy consumption by 30.7%.
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Sets target to achieve net-zero by 2050.
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Targets an emission reduction trajectory between 45-55% by 2030 (compared to 2005).
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Targets to improve energy efficiency by 35% by 2030
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Target 20% of transport energy to be from renewables by 2030
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Target 15% of electricity interconnections by 2030
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Reduce CO2 emissions by 17% by 2030, compared to 2005
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Sets out emissions limit in non-ETS sectors for each year up to 2030
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Global national target and sectoral national targets for reducing CO2eq emissions compared to 2005. Targeting -18% to -23% by 2020 and -45% to -55% by 2030
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Sets targets for percentage of renewables in final energy consumption for 2020; 2022; 2025; 2027 and 2030
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Aim to reduce energy dependency for 2030 by 65%
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Targets on energy efficiency levels in 2020 and 2030
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Targets funding for R&D in energy, water and the climate in 2020 and 2030