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Yes
Год вступления в силу: 
2021
Виды актов по количеству участников: 
National
Тип документа: 
Other
Экономический сектор: 
Energy, Power, Industry, Transport, Building, Multi-Sector, Other
Виды энергоресурсов: 
Power, Gas, Renewable, Bioenergy, Hydropower, Solar, Wave and Tidal, Wind, Other
Подготовлен: 
The Republic of the Union of Myanmar 
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The Updated Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) build on the efforts of the INDC and set conditional and unconditional mitigation targets for two sectors, Energy and AFOLU (Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Use).
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Clean cooking solutions: 
Through the distribution of 5.1 million fuel-efficient cookstoves Myanmar will achieve a cumulative emissions reduction of approximately 12.99 million tCO2e during 2021-2030. Of this amount 10.25 million tCO2e will be subject to carbon offsetting while 2.74million tCO2e will contribute to Myanmar‟s NDC target. Traditional cookstoves are also replaced by LPG- based technology substitutions to further reduce the emissions from the use of fuelwood and charcoal. The government has set an unconditional target to support the distribution of one million LPG stoves by the private sector resulting in an emission reduction of 14.94 million tCO2e by 2030.
Efficiency
Приоритеты ЭЭ: 
Myanmar will also initiate its efforts to promote energy efficiency across a range of sectors.
EE targets: 
[...] Myanmar has set 2030 targets for improvement of energy efficiency of the residential sector by 7.8%, the industrial sector by 6.63%, the commercial sector by 4%, and other sectors by 1.36%. Thus, the policy target for energy efficiency is a cumulative of 20% by 2030 avoiding a cumulative of 0.133 million tCO2e as a conditional energy efficiency target.
Renewable Energy
RE targets: 
Myanmar aims to achieve this target by: increasing the total share of renewable energy (solar and wind) to 53.5% (from 2000MW to 3070MW) by 2030, [...]
RE action plans: 
Under the national program for rural electrification, renewable energy technologies currently contribute an annual electricity generation capacity of 166.4MW. Of this total, 44.41MW is generated through RE mini-grids, providing electricity to 1.8m people of the off-grid rural population, and which will generate 0.564 million tons of CO2e in emissions avoided cumulatively by 2030 as compared to the alternative of power generation using standard diesel generators. The government has set a new NDC conditional target for mini-grid development, that will further increase renewable energy access to the total off-grid rural population of 3.6m people, power generation (88.82MW), and GHG emission avoided will be 0.874 million tCO2e by 2030. The government‟s NDC unconditional target will increase renewable energy access through mini-grids to the total off-grid rural population of 2.7m people, power generation (66.62MW), and GHG emission avoided will be 0.719 million tCO2e by 2030.
Environment
GHG emissions reduction targets: 
Myanmar’s total emissions reductions contributions as a part of its NDC are 244.52 million tCO2e unconditionally, and a total of 414.75 million tCO2e, subject to conditions of international finance and technical support by 2030, which represents a significant commitment to global climate change efforts based on its national circumstances. --- In the energy sector, Myanmar aims to achieve a conditional annual target of avoiding 144.0 million tCO2e emissions by 2030 against that predicted under the BAU (Business as Usual) scenario, of 297.01million tCO2e. Myanmar aims to achieve this target by: increasing the total share of renewable energy (solar and wind) to 53.5% (from 2000MW to 3070MW) by 2030, and decreasing the share of coal by 73.5% (from 7940MW to 2120MW) by 2030. Under its unconditional target, in the energy sector Myanmar will achieve avoiding 105.24 million tCO2e by 2030 from the BAU.
Energy Supply and Infrastructure
Энергетическая смесь: 
Myanmar aims to achieve this target by: increasing the total share of renewable energy (solar and wind) to 53.5% (from 2000MW to 3070MW) by 2030, and decreasing the share of coal by 73.5% (from 7940MW to 2120MW) by 2030.