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Renewable Energy Expansion and Decarbonisation: Moving Towards Net-Zero Emissions

Bharat’s electricity sector is set for substantial growth and diversification. Bharat has set several targets for energy transition, security, and access, with specific timelines. As a part of the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) submitted to the UNFCCC, India aims to increase the share of installed capacity for electric power derived from non-fossil fuel sources to 50% by 2030. Additionally, Bharat has set a goal to achieve net-zero emissions by 2070[1] and is on track to meet this target[2].

Poland admits that the cost of the law on energy prices will be PLN 8.1 bln, not PLN 6.3 bln

Poland’s Ministry of Climate and Environment has taken into account the MinFin’s comments to the draft on the partial unfreezing of energy prices from July this year, which indicate that the cost of the law will be PLN 8.1 billion (EUR 1.88 bln), rather than PLN 6.3 billion (EUR 1.46 bln), according to the climate ministry’s response to the inter-resort consultation.