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Iceland´s National Plan

The National Plan is Iceland’s main instrument to reach its commitment in the Paris Agreement, specifically its emissions reduction goals for 2030. It is also the main instrument to reach Iceland’s stated goal of carbon neutrality by 2040. Emphasis is put on a rapid clean energy transition in transport and increased efforts in the LULUCF sector, where Iceland has great mitigation potential in afforestation, revegetation and wetland reclamation. The Plan, however, addresses all major sources and sinks, and outlines climate mitigation actions in transport, fisheries, energy, industry, chemicals, agriculture, waste management and LULUCF. The Plan is organized by how the measures relate to Iceland’s commitments, as well as by sources of emissions.

Publication: 01.11.2020
Language: English
Topic: Climate Policy, Law & Governance
Focus: Near-arctic/Polar Regions
Author/Creator: Ministry for the Environment and Natural Resources
Typ: Report
Source: Government of Iceland
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Rights: Open access
Link to the resource: https://www.stjornarradid.is/library/02-Rit--skyrslur-og-skrar/Iceland%20National%20Plan%202020.pdf
Download: f3175210556489.pdf
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