The Plan seeks to uplift the well-being of all Filipinos by securing access to reliable and affordable energy services and technologies. It also looks at enforceable policies and feasible programs to support the government's goal of achieving inclusive growth for all. The Policy provides for long-term energy strategic direction with focus on adopting a technology neutral approach for an optimal energy mix. The Energy Outlook presents two scenarios, the Reference Scenario (REF) or the Business-as- Usual (BAU) and the Clean Energy Scenario (CES) as an alternative. The Outlook likewise incorporates the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation's (APEC) aspirational target to reduce the aggregate energy intensity by 25.0 percent in 2030 to 45.0 percent in 2035. The target increase in renewable capacity of at least 20,000 MW based on 2010 level in the REF expands the share of RE to almost 50.0 percent of the total capacity mix in 2040. Total greenhouse gas emission from fossil fuels (oil, coal and natural gas) increases at 6.0 percent per year under the REF, from 123.3 MtCO2e in 2018 to 444.5 MtCO2e in 2040. The energy sector plays an important role not only in providing uninterrupted energy supply, but in creating a conducive environment for long-term investments and quality jobs for Filipinos. As the country's transition toward clean energy fuels and technologies, the sector is packed with opportunities to create green energy investments and jobs. In renewable energy sector, the government provides for policy mechanism in electric power industry, green energy option program and green energy auction program. This Policy consists of 12 Sections.
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