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The US Inflation Reduction Act and Continued Expansion of Renewable Energy
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The US Inflation Reduction Act and Continued Expansion of Renewable Energy

Climate Progress in the First Half of 2023 Rating B-   The Inflation Reduction Act was rolled out in early 2023 to the anticipation of many. The bill addresses many climate and environmental issues. In the bill, $90 billion will be spent on public transportation, $65 billion on power infrastructure, $21 billion on environmental projects,...

Turkey’s Populist Government Continues Its Subsidies for Gas and Coal
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Turkey’s Populist Government Continues Its Subsidies for Gas and Coal

Climate Progress in the First Half of 2023 Rating: C 2023 has been a very peculiar year for Turkey for several reasons. The primary reason is the Presidential and Genera Parliamentary elections held in May 2023. The government provided substantial subsidies to natural Gas and electricity prices to enhance the ruling party’s popularity. The gasoline...

The Renewable Independent Power Producer Programme and the Just Energy Transition Investment Plan in South Africa
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The Renewable Independent Power Producer Programme and the Just Energy Transition Investment Plan in South Africa

Climate Progress in the First Half of 2003 Rating: C Rating   South Africa has no recent emissions reduction statistics over the past six months of 2023. According to previous emission data statistics from all sectors, the energy sector is the primary greenhouse gas contributor, contributing about 95.2% in 2020. Sectoral contribution to CO2 emissions...

Saudi Arabian Emissions Rise Again After COVID
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Saudi Arabian Emissions Rise Again After COVID

PROGRESS REPORTS/ MID-WAY 2023 Rating D (Falling Behind)   Saudi Arabia’s emissions have been increasing in the last two years, bouncing back from their relatively low levels during the pandemic period despite several ambitious policies, including investing in carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technologies and planning to achieve a 50% share of renewable energy...

Mexico has Good New Policies, But Data on Impact is Missing
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Mexico has Good New Policies, But Data on Impact is Missing

Climate Progress in the First Half of 2003 B RatingData about CO2 and other GHG emissions in Mexico for 2023 is unavailable. Databases from the World Bank, Global Carbon Budget, and national organizations such as INEGI were reviewed. There is no expected date for its publication, considering that data for 2022 is also unavailable. Collecting...

Japan’s National Greenhouse Gas Emissions Removals for the Fiscal Year 2021
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Japan’s National Greenhouse Gas Emissions Removals for the Fiscal Year 2021

COUNTRY PROGRESS in the First Half of 2023 C Rating On 23rd April 2023, The Ministry of the Environment and the National Institute for Environmental Studies released Japan’s National Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Removals (final figures) for fiscal year (FY) 2021 (April 2021 – March 2022). This means the following release timing is April 2024...

India Country Progress Report on Emissions: Mid-way to 2023
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India Country Progress Report on Emissions: Mid-way to 2023

India has made significant progress in renewable energy capacity installation, ranking fourth globally in 2022. The Indian government has implemented comprehensive policy measures to encourage renewable energy, including capacity targets, improvements to administrative processes and incentives for the domestic production of solar technologies, and ramping up the production of green hydrogen. Countries in a global...

Lack of Available Data but Promising New Policies in France
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Lack of Available Data but Promising New Policies in France

COUNTRY PROGRESS REPORTS/ MID-WAY 2023 Rating-C (Standing Still) Emissions indicators are relatively sparse; most are reported annually, making it difficult to assess France’s progress in reducing emissions over the first six months of 2023. Almost all of the 45 indicators specific to Climate Change officially published by Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union, are...

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