Clean Energy Transitions Programme (CETP) is IEA’s flagship programme for taking action to achieve a clean energy transformation worldwide. By helping countries around the world, particularly in emerging and developing economies, make the right choices for their energy future, it seeks to ensure a secure, sustainable energy future for all. Activities include data and analytical work, technical cooperation, policy advice and implementation, tracking the scale and speed of transitions, training and capacity building, and strategic/political dialogues. Work is delivered across three key pillars, accelerating National and Regional transitions, supporting outcomes of key global fora and shaping the global dialogue on issues of common interest and importance. The life of the CETP has coincided with possibly the most impactful and successful period in the IEA’s history, helping embed its reputation as the world’s leading and most respected energy adviser.
Introducing Unified Environmental Permits in Ukraine
On 27 May, the Roundtable on Prevention and Control of Industrial Pollution Reform: Introduction of Unified Environmental Permits took place in Kyiv, jointly organised with the Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agriculture of Ukraine. The event focused on further developing Ukraine’s environmental regulatory framework to align it with European Union standards. Representatives of government institutions, international partners, and the expert community gathered to discuss the future unified environmental permitting system for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). As part of its path towards EU membership, Ukraine is undertaking one of its most important environmental reforms:…










