This report analyses the energy transition efforts of several developed non-ERRA countries. It extracts key lessons, best practices and innovative approaches for others to follow for a sustainable energy future. The report explores indicators such as renewable energy generation, energy efficiency measures, carbon emissions reduction, and the policy and regulatory frameworks that help successful energy transitions. Through unique examples and comparative analysis, the report aims to provide valuable insights for ERRA members working towards a sustainable energy future.
It delves into the achievements of Sweden, Costa Rica, Brazil, New Zealand and Spain, that have been successfully addressing the energy transition challenge with innovative policy and regulatory solutions. The practices described in the paper can guide policymakers and regulators in adopting effective strategies for the energy transition.
The report is structured as follows:
- Chapter 1 presents the methodology for the choice of the countries analysed.
- Chapters 2-6 highlight the evolution of the energy mixes, targets, policies and example projects related to energy transition in each of the five countries.
- The Summary and Recommendations chapters provide key findings from the study.
ERRA Report: Policy and Regulatory Lessons-learnt from Countries Spearheading Energy Transition
