Scope available in the linked source.

Expand domestic power generation, localize manufacturing, and technology transfer

Improve financial sustainability and service delivery of municipal electricity and water utilities in four Mpumalanga municipalities; support Just Energy Transition in coal-dependent communities

Determine if solar imports from Ethiopia circumvent Chinese tariffs

Facilitate carbon credit transfers for Singapore's compliance market and channel investment into Ghanaian agro-industrial projects.

Develop 32GW of renewable energy by 2040; attract private capital; industrial decarbonization

Develop blue and green hydrogen economy; GEF/UNIDO 5-year programme June 2026–December 2029

Strengthen local expertise in renewable energy systems and sustainable power solutions.

Attract long-term mining investment; reduce regulatory uncertainty; improve geological knowledge.

Scope available in the linked source.

Reverse industrial decline and promote domestic value creation for critical minerals

Introduce competitive wholesale pricing and separate electricity cost components

Accelerate electrification, support the energy transition and strengthen power-sector governance

Operationalise integrated electricity market and cross-border power infrastructure

Diversification of critical mineral supply chains; establishment of permanent mineral diplomacy architecture.

16 GW additional capacity

Accelerate utility-scale renewable energy development; 6GW by 2030; 32GW by 2040

Decarbonization, industrial diversification, and digitalization to drive manufacturing growth and energy security.

Provide technical and operational standards for solar mini-grid interconnection

5 GW of captive renewable energy for green hydrogen and industrial value chains

Enhance market competition, transparency, and private sector participation; improve operational and financial efficiency.

Energy security, industrial competitiveness, reduced import dependency

Improve energy efficiency and reduce electricity consumption in public institutions; promote rooftop solar PV adoption.

Support copper production during smelter maintenance

Raise domestic contractors and consultants able to compete for international projects from 33% to 80% over the next decade

Diversify energy mix, reduce reliance on hydro/gas, increase utility-scale solar and wind capacity.

Strengthen Compact Delivery and Monitoring Units (CDMUs) in 30 countries to accelerate energy access.

Expand local processing of critical minerals for battery and renewable energy supply chains; strengthen ESG standards.

Stabilize smelting sector and prevent industrial job losses

Standardization and approval of electricity distribution tariffs for 176 licensees

Full cost recovery by 2028; 78% national electricity access; private sector participation in generation, transmission, and distribution.

100% renewable energy by 2035; 220 MW renewable capacity by 2030; universal electricity access by 2030; 50% clean cooking access by 2030.

Accelerate EV adoption, expand charging infrastructure, integrate renewable energy into transport, and promote local EV manufacturing.

Scope available in the linked source.

Increase mining sector contribution to GDP from 1% to 6%; de-risk mineral exploration.

Establish transitional pricing and vesting contracts for Eskom during the move to a competitive wholesale market.

15 GW new capacity (12 GW renewable)

56% renewable electricity capacity by 2030; 53% GHG emission reduction by 2035.

Power trade, energy infrastructure development, technical cooperation, investment promotion.

Establish wholesale pricing structure for the South African Wholesale Energy Market (SAWEM)

Roll out 1,500 MW of generation capacity over the next few years to secure long-term energy independence.

Encourage residential solar adoption; reduce national gas consumption for power generation.

Install 2MW solar plants in every constituency; decentralize energy production; enable community grid feed-in.

Develop national implementation roadmap for methane reduction.

Decarbonize industrial sector; reduce natural gas burn; comply with EU CBAM; add 1,000 MW of rooftop solar.

Market reform, infrastructure investment, grid expansion, distribution reform

Crowd in private capital and blended finance into strategic infrastructure projects.

Industrialization, energy transition, digital sovereignty, and regional value chains.

Enable direct supply, wheeling, wholesale market and competition

Decentralize power supply and reduce reliance on diesel generators

Improve electricity distribution operations, revenue collection, and infrastructure management in distressed municipalities.

De-risk renewable energy projects and catalyze private investment for 191 MW of capacity.

Enable pooled pension fund investment in energy infrastructure

45% of electricity generation from renewable sources by 2028

Transition to a competitive, decentralized, and transparent electricity market.

Reduce electricity consumption and improve lighting efficiency

Mission 300 electrification goals; grid unification; rural electrification; private sector investment.

Regulatory reform, R&D, and regional hub development in Guelmim-Oued Noun

Establish competitive procurement for green hydrogen and derivatives (ammonia, steel)

35% renewable integration by 2030; 50% by 2035

Last Mile Connectivity Programme beneficiaries

150 MW by 2030; 1,500 MW long-term

Maintain base tariff stability through FY2025/26; manage bill volatility from fuel, forex, inflation and levies

Address affordability for poor households and electricity-intensive industries; guide next multiyear price determination; limit future tariff increases to single digits

Provide a single-window overview of the electricity sector reform agenda; create benchmark for reform progress

Maintain base tariff stability through FY2025/26; manage bill volatility from fuel, forex, inflation and levies

Provide a single-window overview of the electricity sector reform agenda; create benchmark for reform progress

Address affordability for poor households and electricity-intensive industries; guide next multiyear price determination; limit future tariff increases to single digits

Address affordability for poor households and electricity-intensive industries; guide multiyear price determination.

Lease 600 electric/hybrid vehicles and 70 EV fast chargers (200 kW) for public sector fleet transition

Establish a four-phase framework for retail electricity competition and bilateral trading.

Compliance with High Court ruling to redetermine municipal electricity tariffs.

Reduce reliance on Eskom, lower electricity costs, diversify energy mix.

7.5% GDP growth by 2030; $24.6bn annual FDI

45% renewable energy in the energy mix by 2028

Position Kenya as AI investment hub

Energy transition, climate-risk management, resource governance, grid enhancement

Provide high-resolution climate data for national development planning and risk assessment.

Review and increase import duties

Sustainable infrastructure development (energy, ICT, water); institutional capacity building; private sector competitiveness.

Support safe and compliant registration of SSEG systems and reduce tariff/fee barriers

Accelerate renewable energy transition, grid code updates, and tariff reform

Eliminate load reduction improve grid stability

Improve investment climate and reduce power costs

Scope available in the linked source.

Attract FDI into critical minerals; establish regional energy-industrial corridors for mineral processing.

Enable prosumers to export excess energy to the grid

Enable prosumers to export excess energy to the grid

Operationalize the Electricity Code, strengthen regulatory capacity, and facilitate private investment in renewable energy and green hydrogen.

10% renewable energy by 2026; 30% by 2030

Broaden VAT tax base by removing the Sh5 million annual turnover exemption

Cost recovery for Eskom and municipal electricity distribution.

Third-party access to grid, private power trading, regional market integration

Energy diversification, improved affordability, and security of supply

Establish regulatory frameworks and business models for agrivoltaics

Revive idle power plants and develop private independent transmission lines

Expand captive solar capacity for SMEs

Connect 50 million people; mobilize $3.1bn in private investment for energy infrastructure.

Mobilize $10 billion in private capital for infrastructure including transmission and renewable energy.

Scope available in the linked source.

Scope available in the linked source.

287 MW solar capacity via 187 SME projects

Regulate self-generation and ensure grid stability

Adjust electricity tariffs for Eskom direct customers and municipal bulk purchasers.

Introduce competitive wholesale electricity trading and day-ahead market clearing.

Grid expansion to support industrialization

Scope available in the linked source.

Regional electricity market integration, cross-border trade, and harmonized regulatory framework.

Strengthen transmission network, expand battery storage, and procure 2 GW gas-to-power.

Cushion tariff-revenue losses and finance industrial competitiveness upgrades

Recalibrate NESI, enhance regulatory clarity, and mobilize private capital for power sector assets.

Scope available in the linked source.

Transmission expansion, municipal utility reform, and energy security.

Accelerate data centre growth and digital infrastructure development.

Evaluate cost-effectiveness of flue gas desulphurisation (FGD) vs health benefits.

Secure electricity tariff relief for manganese smelting to prevent facility closures.

Mitigate lead poisoning from off-grid solar battery waste through improved regulation and recycling enforcement.

Incentivize round-the-clock industrial production; increase energy efficiency; boost export competitiveness.

Standardize grid connection and metering for distributed solar PV

Renewable energy, industrial manufacturing, and trade expansion.

Expand critical minerals production and domestic processing capacity.

Enhance transparency, accountability, and credibility in carbon markets; prevent double-counting.

Streamline investment incentives for priority sectors including renewable energy and manufacturing.

Zero-tariff treatment for imports from 53 African countries

Mitigate Eskom tariff increases and reduce industrial cost burden

Establishment of nuclear power infrastructure and project management framework

Expand bilateral trade and investment; secure zero-tariff access for South African exports to China.

Development of 1,164 km of transmission lines via private sector participation.

Consolidate state property management to unlock infrastructure funding and reduce leasing costs.

Expand rural electrification and formalize mini-grid regulations.

Utility financial viability; infrastructure maintenance; universal electricity access via mini-grid integration

Recovery of R54.7 billion in generation revenue following High Court ruling.

Approve Eskom tariff increases of 12.7% for 2025/26, 8.76% for 2026/27, and 8.83% for 2027/28

Balance EEC financial sustainability with consumer affordability

Scope available in the linked source.

Scope available in the linked source.

Climate change research, renewable energy, and sustainable development in the Niger Delta.

Scope available in the linked source.

Define grid hosting capacity to guide renewable energy investment and connection planning.

Industrialisation of renewable energy and battery storage value chain; 25,000 jobs by 2030

Support 13 countries in implementing National Energy Compacts to accelerate electricity access.

Formalize carbon credits as a mainstream financial asset class.

Add up to 300 MW of green electricity to the national grid

Bridge the $400bn annual development financing gap; mobilize domestic institutional capital; expand guarantee mechanisms.

Commission 600 MW of energy storage capacity in 2026

Inclusive energy projects

Reduce industrial electricity costs for ferrochrome sector to preserve employment and operational capacity

Accelerate green manufacturing and industrialization via AfCFTA integration

Cap wholesale geothermal power prices at $0.07/kWh

Scope available in the linked source.

Scale power generation, modernize ageing infrastructure, and develop gas pipelines.

Reduce capital costs for generation and transmission infrastructure

Reduce foreign exchange expenditure on fuel imports; integrate bioethanol blending into the national fuel supply.

Quantify residential solar capacity; inform grid integration and infrastructure planning; update national electrification rates.

Universal free prepaid metering for all electricity consumers

Carbon neutrality by 2050; universal energy access

Transition to competitive procurement and market-based tariff discovery

Convert 300+ small dams into hydropower generation hubs; localize turbine manufacturing; establish centralized power-sector data pool.

Restore 40% of idle ferrochrome smelting capacity and prevent retrenchments

Energy efficiency, demand-side management, and human capital development in the energy sector.

Promote safe, registered, and compliant residential solar PV and storage installations.

Renewable energy projects, low-emission infrastructure, greenhouse gas reduction.

Generate $3 billion annually by 2030 through carbon credits.

Centralize geospatial data to optimize site selection for solar and wind projects.

Mobilize up to $30 billion annually in green and climate finance; reduce trade barriers.

Boost GDP by $10bn via AI; create 50,000 jobs; train 200,000 graduates.

130MW of geothermal power by 2030

Scope available in the linked source.

35% renewable energy share by 2030

Transmission tariff reduction, grid transparency, and mandate expansion to gas/hydrogen.

Improve energy security and accelerate private power investment

End estimated billing and ensure consumers pay only for actual electricity consumption.

Local processing, value-added activities, resource certification, and ESG compliance.

Reduce electricity tariffs; Improve affordability; Support low-income households

Phase 1: build 1,164 km of transmission lines to bring 3,000+ MW of new generation capacity online; later phase more than 10x the pilot scale.

90% national electrification by end-2025; universal (100%) electricity access by end-2026

Accelerate development of run-of-river small hydropower projects in Kano, Plateau, and Oyo states.

Raise desalinated water share of drinking supply to 60% by 2030 (from 25%); produce 1.7 billion m3/year of desalinated water by 2030; power all new desalination plants with renewable energy

Install 1,400MW of renewable energy capacity, deploy 400 mini-grids, establish over 100 EV fast-charging stations, and expand solar-powered water pumping for agriculture within five years

Deploy up to 12,000 roof-mounted net-metered solar PV systems for public facilities, SMEs and households; raise renewables share from ~5% (280MW) to 7% of national generation mix by 2027

Mobilise green capital; Standardise green definitions; Reduce greenwashing

Strengthen local manufacturing, deepen domestic value addition, integrate energy with industry, boost exports, attract coordinated investment into priority sectors

Expand access; Promote renewables; Strengthen private sector participation

Reduce commercial risk and accelerate deployment of decentralised power

Phased E5 and E10 bioethanol blending; strengthen energy security; reduce fuel imports

Expand renewable energy, strengthen private sector participation, and promote climate-resilient energy infrastructure to raise electricity access

Adjust electricity (+9.86%) and water (+15.92%) tariffs effective Jan 1 2026; first-time inclusion of mini-grid tariffs for island/remote communities

Mainstream gender equality in clean energy SMEs, reduce gender gaps in energy access, and support women's leadership in energy decision-making across ECOWAS.

Scope available in the linked source.

Strengthen financial health of DisCos, improve liquidity, stabilise the market, deepen commercialisation, attract investment

Establishment of a competitive wholesale electricity market and formal grid capacity allocation.

Connect 300 million people to electricity by 2030 through grid and decentralized solutions.

Accelerate renewable energy deployment via feed-in-tariffs.

Energy transition, digitisation, human capital development, and food systems transformation.

Lower inflation expectations and borrowing costs to support long-term economic growth.

Improve oversight, raise solar share, enforce standards, support digital licensing

De-risk and enable private investment in high-voltage electricity transmission lines without state guarantees

Triple installed generation capacity from 3,192MW to 10,000MW by 2032 via PPPs with Gulf/UAE investors; cut transmission & distribution losses (23.36% average, year to June 2025); enable data-center-scale power reliability; parallel 50 mega-dam PPP program for irrigation and flood control.

Advance AfSEM implementation, improve regulatory harmonisation, strengthen institutions and readiness for continental electricity trading

28.7GW new solar PV and 35.7GW new wind by 2039

Fiscal consolidation and alignment of domestic energy prices with global markets.

Scope available in the linked source.

5 GW of green electricity for industrial use by 2030

Transition to competitive electricity trading, move away from single-buyer model, enable bilateral trading for large customers.

Unlock $2.5-3 billion annually in climate finance; participate in global carbon trading.

Stimulate solar manufacturing, expand hydrogen production, promote renewable energy investment

Standardize ESG practices in overseas mining; promote sustainable mineral supply chains.

Support new transmission capacity, strengthen grid reliability, speed up connections, improve procurement and cost recovery

Streamline SPP development; Strengthen oversight; Standardise PPAs

10 small hydropower plants totaling 25 MW by 2030

Phase out fossil-based energy; achieve zero carbon system by 2070; integrate nuclear, hydrogen, CCUS, and EVs.

117GW of advanced-stage renewable energy projects

End subsidized flat-rate power for cryptocurrency miners and transition to Time-of-Use (TOU) and Availability-Based Tariffs (ABT).

Scope available in the linked source.

Establish a transparent renewable energy certificate market to support corporate sustainability and attract clean energy investment.

Youth unemployment; green job creation; sustainable industrial growth.

Quantify climate finance flows and identify investment gaps for 2030/2050 climate goals.

Open retail/distribution to private licensees; universal access by 2030; integrate renewables; connect 'dark cities'.

Add 105 GW of new generation capacity by 2039, including 25 GW solar PV and 34 GW wind.

Increase free allocation from 50 kWh to ~200 kWh; roll out microgrids and smart meters; reduce load reduction by 2026–27.

Coal phase-out by 2040; 53% GHG reduction by 2035; 15 GW renewable capacity by 2030

Grid stability and security

Finance energy infrastructure, transmission, and renewable energy projects.

Expand renewable energy, launch gas and hydrogen projects, and improve energy efficiency.

105,000 MW of additional capacity by 2039

Finance energy infrastructure & RE via levies on fuel/electricity; reduce external borrowing; PPP alignment.

Simplify and reduce compliance cost; enable legal grid connection for SSEG <100 kVA; exemptions up to 50 kVA until Mar 2026.

Universal electricity access by 2035

105,000 MW new capacity by 2039

105 GW new capacity by 2039

11GW solar PV, 7.3GW wind, 6GW gas-to-power, 5.2GW nuclear by 2039; phase out 8GW coal by 2030.

10% renewable energy by 2030; 50% by 2060

Air conditioners, refrigerators, televisions, fans, and electric motors

Integrate renewable energy and environmental management skills into national TVET curricula.

Add 1,500 MW of solar capacity by 2050; achieve universal electricity access by 2030.

Mobilize $3 billion by 2030; improve energy efficiency by 12% by 2030; avoid 40GW of new generation capacity; create 1 million green jobs by 2040.

Rural electrification via green mini-grids and mobilization of private sector investment.

Scope available in the linked source.

Expand renewable energy capacity by >1,500MW over the next decade.

Enforcement of MEPS for cooling appliances; management of HFCs; 70% penetration of low-GWP refrigerants by 2030.

5 GW renewable capacity by 2027

Unlock market demand for renewables/storage, drive local industrial value chains, foster inclusive development, and build local technical skills.

Modernize transmission and distribution networks; expand regional interconnections; increase rural electrification.

Replace unsolicited bids with tenders; reduce tariffs; improve transparency and quality; attract investors.

105,000 MW new capacity by 2039

Price stabilization; domestic mineral allocation for local projects.

Increase electricity access to 30% by 2026; 240 MW solar capacity by 2030; improve energy sector governance.

Add 400MW of renewable (solar, wind, landfill gas) capacity within 5 years; raise renewables from 7% to 15% of power mix by 2030; distribute 1.5m clean cookstoves; expand solar street lighting from 100km to 400km of roads; build 400 solar-powered irrigation schemes covering ~400,000 hectares; reach 99.98% electrification access by 2030

Maintain and expand Eskom's infrastructure; grow renewable, nuclear, gas-to-power and hydro generation through a new dedicated renewables business unit (Eskom Green).

Universal access to clean/green power by 2030; net-zero emissions economy-wide by 2050; integrates the Kenya Energy Transition and Investment Plan (Nov 2024), which projects $600bn in capital investment through 2050 across power, transport, industry and cooking.

Raise US$190 million from the private sector to finance universal electricity access reforms under Mission 300.

3,000 MW capacity in 5 years, 10,000 MW in 15 years (70% renewable), universal access by 2040

1.14% increase in electricity tariffs for Q4 2025; no change to water tariffs

Energy access for 100 million people; regional grid integration; clean cooking transition.

Private sector investment in transmission infrastructure to unlock 3,200 MW of grid capacity.

Access 53%→100%; clean cooking 45.2%→75%; 410 MW + 600 MWh; 30% women in energy; National Energy Fund.

Access 36%→78%; RE 46%→52%; clean cooking 1.5%→25%; +850 MW; losses ≤20%; cost-reflective tariffs by 2028.

Eliminate routine gas flaring by 2026

100% electricity access by 2030; 80% clean cooking; ≥63% RE share; 54 mini-grids + 156 MWh BESS; losses ≤12%; SAIDI ≤18h.

Access 84%→100%; RE 5%→50%; clean cooking 62%→75%; +60 MW; losses 34%→18%; EMAE cost recovery by 2030.

100% electricity access; 70% clean cooking; RE 1,282→2,640 MW; ~USD 9.13 bn investments; cost recovery by 2027; competitive IPP procurement by 2026.

Access 44%→90% (~5.6M connections); RE share 35%→50%; clean cooking 40%; +4.6 GW; +5,200 km Tx; +11,000 km Dx.

Transforming African industries into climate-smart growth engines.

At least 10% of electricity generation from renewable sources, excluding hydropower, by 2030

Enable prosumers (50 kWp – 5 MWp) to export excess power and earn credits; formalize bi-directional metering and tariff structure

Connect the last three isolated SAPP member states to the regional grid: Malawi by end-2025, Tanzania and Angola by 2028.

Accelerate geothermal energy development across East Africa by combining Kenyan deep-geothermal power expertise with French know-how in direct-use geothermal heat applications.

Enable solar users to export excess power and earn credits.

Catalyze solar investment and de-risk projects

100% access; clean cooking 12%→35%; +2,517 MW (1,086 solar; 791 hydro; 640 thermal); losses 30%→8%; export 200 MW by 2030.

Unlock grid capacity for wind projects in the Western Cape

Mobilize $50 billion annually for climate solutions and strengthen climate financing architecture.

Require new buildings to set aside zones for solar energy systems; promote green building practices; strengthen climate resilience

Access 75%→100% (~5.1M connections); clean cooking 34.4%→100%; clean energy mix 83%→100%; +8,000 km Tx; +212,937 km Dx.

Access 89%→99%; 400 mini-grids (250k HH); 2.9M smart meters; clean cooking 36.9%→50%; RE 4%→10%; losses 27%→23%.

Large power users (minimum 10 MW contracting capacity)

Scope available in the linked source.

Replacement of inefficient air conditioning units with R290-based technology

Green hydrogen development, knowledge exchange, and market stimulation.

Procurement of 291MW of solar PV capacity for commercial and industrial customers.

100% renewable electricity by 2030; universal electricity access; clean cooking by 2028.

Address energy poverty and unsustainable tariff increases.

Mandatory integration of youth employment and skills development into renewable energy and storage value chains.

Human capital development, joint research on renewable energy and energy efficiency, and local content promotion.

Innovation, workforce development, policy implementation, and blended finance mobilization.

Set new tariff rates balancing affordability with investor returns; support development of 400 MW solar park and 700 kWp mini-grid; feasibility studies for additional projects

Derisk private investment in transmission infrastructure

Grant regulatory autonomy to states, achieve universal electricity access for 86 million people by 2030, add 948 MW renewable capacity for rural electrification

Access 75%→100%; clean cooking 75%→95%; RE 25%→50%; 890 MW capacity; 300 mini-grids; 400k SHS; 15k jobs (40% women/youth).

100% access (8M connections); clean cooking 40%; 3,000 MW installed; 1 GW regional trade; 6.4 bn USD private capital; 90% cost recovery.

Improve quality, professionalism, and adoption of solar water heating systems; reduce grid reliance.

Standardize SWH industry, mandate licensing, enforce local content, and integrate SWH in new building designs.

30% renewable energy in power mix by 2030; reduce fossil fuel dependence.

Access 60%→100%; clean cooking 20%→60%; +900 MW hydro; 200 MW solar; 2,000 km Tx; 500 mini-grids; losses 30%→15%.

Access 42.6%→70%; clean cooking 10.5%→50%; RE share 16%→30%; RE capacity 62.3 MW→417 MW (53% of 794 MW).

Access 25.9%→70%; clean cooking 5%→40%; renewables 83%→99%; capacity 204→410 MW; smart meters 100%; losses down; cost recovery 100%.

Access 73.7%→100% (633k connections); clean cooking 25%→50%; RE 13%→30%; losses 21%→18%; 150 MW solar + BESS.

To provide affordable, reliable, and scalable electricity to off-grid communities

Boost solar power generation; attract investors to expand renewable energy capacity; ensure competitive pricing for consumers; accelerate Ghana's transition to a greener energy mix.

Shift towards fully privatized power generation; harness gas and renewable energy resources; expand electricity access; drive inclusive growth; become an energy leader in Africa.

Unlock $122.2 billion in investments over the next 21 years (2024-2045) to diversify energy sources, reduce reliance on the national grid, and enhance the stability and sustainability of Nigeria's energy infrastructure. Enhance transmission capacity nationwide.

Provide homeowners with insights into energy consumption; reduce emissions and electricity costs; promote energy efficiency; support South Africa’s 2030 residential energy targets; help homeowners and buyers make sustainable decisions; inform future energy policies; open access to green funding.

100% access; clean cooking 0.5%→30%; RE 9%→45%; losses 37%→20%; SONELEC cost recovery 80%→90%; gender ≥32.5%.

Unlock grid capacity; Enable renewable connections; Reduce load-shedding

Unified 20-year national energy planning; multi-sectoral integration; county-national alignment

Increase cost of solar and wind generation equipment; widen the tax base,Introduce VAT on taxable goods imported/purchased for direct use in prospecting/exploration

Increase the share of clean power in the total mix over time by diversifying power generation resources, Government intends to provide universal access to electricity using both on-grid and off-grid solutions by 2030.

22 GW of renewable capacity by 2030; 15 GW by 2035; 10% of Europe's green hydrogen demand by 2040.

Access 75% (70% grid/30% off-grid); clean cooking 8%→57.74%; capacity 9,761→14,000 MW; non-hydro RE 5.6%→15%; Tx 20,390→30,000 km; Dx 179,000→456,000 km.

Prepare Egyptian industrial exporters for compliance with the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) starting January 2026.

1,100MW by 2025; 2,100MW by 2030

Development of commercial nuclear power capacity

Save 63 million tonnes of oil equivalent by 2030; reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 200 million tonnes; create nearly 180,000 jobs.