Clean Energy Transitions Programme 2021

Clean Energy Transitions Programme (CETP) Annual Report 2021

Overview of the Clean Energy Transitions Programme 2021

The Clean Energy Transitions Programme (CETP) has significantly expanded and deepened its global engagement since its launch in 2017. In 2021, the programme marked its fourth full year and continued to grow in size and impact. The CETP Annual Report 2021 aims to provide insights into the programme's accomplishments, outputs, and efforts across various areas of work.

Key Achievements

• Priority Countries and Regions: The report highlights activities and achievements for each priority country and region, including Brazil, Mexico, Latin America, China, India, Indonesia, Southeast Asia, and Africa.
• Cross-Cutting Activities: The report discusses cross-cutting activities implemented globally.

Recognition and Commitment

At the IEA Ministerial Meeting in March 2022, representatives from 15 IEA member countries and the European Commission reaffirmed their commitment to the CETP to further strengthen IEA capabilities to accelerate the transformation towards a global net-zero energy system, aligning with the IEA's strengthened clean energy mandates and Programme of Work.

Collaborators and Contributors

The CETP is made possible through the collaboration and partnership of priority countries and regions, as well as the support and leadership of IEA member governments and other partners, including AFD, Australia, Canada, Denmark, the European Commission, the Energy Foundation, Finland, Germany, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom.

Detailed Activities by Region

Brazil

• Energy Efficiency: Activities focused on improving energy efficiency measures.
• Electricity: Efforts were made to enhance the electricity sector.
• Policy Advice and Modelling: Provided policy advice and conducted modelling studies.
• Technology Innovation: Supported innovative technologies.

Mexico

• Energy Efficiency: Activities aimed at enhancing energy efficiency.
• Regional Focus - Latin America: Addressed regional energy efficiency needs.
• Electricity: Efforts to improve the electricity sector.
• Policy Advice and Modelling: Provided policy advice and conducted modelling studies.
• Sectoral Work: Addressed specific sectoral needs.

China

• Energy Efficiency: Activities focused on improving energy efficiency.
• Electricity: Efforts to enhance the electricity sector.
• Policy Advice and Modelling: Provided policy advice and conducted modelling studies.
• Sectoral Work: Addressed specific sectoral needs.

India

• Energy Efficiency: Activities aimed at enhancing energy efficiency.
• Electricity: Efforts to improve the electricity sector.
• Policy Advice and Modelling: Provided policy advice and conducted modelling studies.
• Digitalisation: Supported digitalisation initiatives.

Indonesia

• Energy Efficiency: Activities focused on improving energy efficiency.
• Electricity: Efforts to enhance the electricity sector.
• Policy Advice and Modelling: Provided policy advice and conducted modelling studies.
• Sectoral Work: Addressed specific sectoral needs.
• Digitalisation: Supported digitalisation initiatives.

Southeast Asia

• Energy Efficiency: Activities aimed at enhancing energy efficiency.
• Electricity: Efforts to improve the electricity sector.

Conclusion

The CETP has demonstrated significant progress in supporting the transition to clean, resilient, and sustainable energy systems. The programme's commitment to expanding its reach and impact is reflected in its ongoing activities and achievements across multiple regions and sectors.