The Italian draft National Energy-Climate Plan

Paoli, Luigi De

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“…A significant gap between the national decarbonisation targets anticipated in the new climate package and their actual implementation in Germany was revealed in [5]. Assessment of the Italian energy-climate plan in [6] was limited to three dominant objectives: decarbonisation, EE, and the deployment of RES. Implementation of ambitious objectives requires a high level of coordination between the stakeholders and an establishment of relevant capacity in the public administration.…”

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Impact of Key Drivers on Energy Intensity and GHG Emissions in Manufacturing in the Baltic States

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The improvement in energy efficiency (EE) and increasing consumption of renewable energy sources (RES) in manufacturing play an important role in pursuing sustainable development in the Baltic States and contribute to the transition to a low-carbon economy. This paper presents the results of a detailed analysis of the channel through which EE, along with structural activity changes, passes energy intensity and total energy savings and in combination with other key drivers results in reductions in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in manufacturing in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania during the period 2010–2020, taking into account the role of transformations in the energy and climate framework of the European Union (EU). The Fisher Ideal Index, the Kaya identity, the Logarithmic Mean Divisia Index (LMDI), and comparative analysis methods are used. The results of the impact analysis of key drivers on energy intensity showed different contributions towards improvements in EE and structural activity changes to changes in energy intensity in manufacturing, which decreased by 53.1% in Estonia, by 30.5% in Lithuania, and by 16.5% in Latvia. The dominant role of EE improvements on total energy savings is identified. The results of the GHG decomposition analysis showed that because of improvements in energy intensity, reductions in the share of fossil fuels, and increases in labour productivity, number of employees, and emissions intensity, the GHG emissions decreased by 35.5% in Estonia, 40.4% in Latvia, and 8.1% in Lithuania. The results confirm the need for new policies and the implementation of relevant commitments to save energy and increase the contribution of RES in all three countries.

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“…With reference to the Italian territory, the Integrated National Plan for Energy and Climate 2030 represents the fundamental tool for improving the country's energy and environmental policy towards decarbonisation. The plan is structured in five action lines, which will develop in an integrated manner: from decarbonisation to energy efficiency and security, passing through the internal energy market, research, innovation and competitiveness development [7,24].…”

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An Evaluation Methodology for the Feasibility Analysis of Energy Retrofit Investments

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European roadmaps to achieving 2030 renewable energy targets

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The Italian draft National Energy-Climate Plan

Cited by 6 publications

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Impact of Key Drivers on Energy Intensity and GHG Emissions in Manufacturing in the Baltic States

Impact of Key Drivers on Energy Intensity and GHG Emissions in Manufacturing in the Baltic States

An Evaluation Methodology for the Feasibility Analysis of Energy Retrofit Investments

European roadmaps to achieving 2030 renewable energy targets

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