NDC Partnership has today published a new political file to help decision -makers take measures to integrate renewable energies in the promises of national climates.
WASHINGTON,, June 4, 2025 / PRnewswire / – The NDC partnership mobilized 14 governments of countries and the main institutions, to publish a new political file to support the efforts of countries to triple the capacity of renewable energies.
Political memory, “TRUPLING RENEWABLES: alive climate action in the sectors“Describes the key actions that countries can take to strengthen the planning of renewable energies in their national contributions at the national level (NDC), or climate promises because of this year.
He Mr. Ole Thonke, co -president of NDC Partnership, climate ambassador, Denmark:: “Building on the world scholarship holder and the new NDCS, he will be crucial to demonstrate that the global community provides the Paris Agreement. The capacity of tripled renewable energies is fundamental to achieving this objective. sustainable future. “”
Pablo VieiraWorld Director, NDC partnership: “The capacity of tripled renewable energies is both achievable and essential to resilient development in the climate. The next NDC series offers the possibility of incorporating a wider range of technologies, innovations and solutions that extend the use of renewable energies not only for attenuation but also for adaptation – guaranteeing that the successful models are funded, shared, miscellaneous.”
The use of renewable energies had become more common thanks to technological progress, cost competitiveness and national support policies. In 2023, renewable energies explained A third of global electricity production,, 86% of the new energy capacity and added roughly 320 billion USD to the global economy – or 10% of world GDP. Increasingly, countries integrate renewable energies in their climate promises, with on 65% of countries set specific and measurable objectives during the last Tour of NDC submitted in 2020.
Despite these trends, important gaps remain between the national energy plans of the countries and the objectives included in their NDC commitments – and the deployment of clean energy remains unequal. The next NDC series is an opportunity for countries to incorporate renewable energy objectives in national climate and development plans, to advance attenuation and adaptation. The political file offers six considerations to national decision -makers to accelerate the deployment of renewable energies through various geographies.
The directives are based on country experiences in the deployment of renewable energies and sharing reproducible lessons from previous NDC submissions, approaching the main systemic barriers, such as access to finance. Considerations include:
- Align national energy plans with the NDCs, ensuring that they are just as ambitious
- Establish collaboration mechanisms to provide renewable energies in sectoral planning
- Evaluate sectoral value chains and stakeholders to identify renewable energy routes to support climate action at the economy level
- Develop roadmaps that describe technology and financing needs to integrate renewable energies in the key sectors
- Public awareness and participation of infringing governments in the design of renewable energy strategies
- Support innovation and promote new technologies and commercial models
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