Country engagement

Sharing knowledge and expertise leads to the development of country-specific energy transition plans that reflect the cost-effective potential of renewable energy technologies.

RRAs are a country-led, collaborative tool for assessing the suitability of conditions in individual countries for the deployment of renewable energy, identifying actions to improve those conditions.

REmap develops energy transition scenarios and roadmaps using an integrated energy planning approach that includes energy system modelling, stakeholder engagement and expert consultation.

The aim of the facility is to provide “mentorship” support and advisory assistance to small and medium-sized renewable energy entrepreneurs on matters related to technical issues, business management and operations, and project proposal refinement.

The Renewable potential assessment aims to provide countries with the necessary data, online tools, and country-level technical analysis to identify and examine opportunities for renewable energy project deployment.

To effectively manage large-scale VRE, sources of flexibility need to be planned for, and fully exploited, across all sectors of the energy system – from power generation to transmission and distribution systems, storage and demand.

The LTES Network is a global platform to exchange knowledge and good practices in the use and development of model-based LTES.

Collaborative Frameworks are serving as effective vehicles for dialogue, peer-to-peer collaboration and exchange of knowledge among Member countries and beyond.