By this year, the government spends USD $3.6 billion to build around 30 holding tanks to double Poland’s water retention capacity compared to 2019. Read more about By this year, the government spends USD $3.6 billion to build around 30 holding tanks to double Poland’s water retention capacity compared to 2019.
Coal’s share in electricity production falls to 37-56% in 2030 compared with 2020 levels and is set to further decrease to 11-28% in 2040. Read more about Coal’s share in electricity production falls to 37-56% in 2030 compared with 2020 levels and is set to further decrease to 11-28% in 2040.
Poland has been expanding its nuclear facilities, reaching 6-9 gigawatts of capacity by this year. Read more about Poland has been expanding its nuclear facilities, reaching 6-9 gigawatts of capacity by this year.
Since 2020, the climate ministry has been investing USD $40 billion to build nuclear power plants, with the first 1-1.6-gigawatt facility running by this year. Read more about Since 2020, the climate ministry has been investing USD $40 billion to build nuclear power plants, with the first 1-1.6-gigawatt facility running by this year.
Norway reduces its greenhouse gas emissions by 40% relative to 1990 levels. Read more about Norway reduces its greenhouse gas emissions by 40% relative to 1990 levels.
The world's first full-scale tunnel (Stad Ship Tunnel) big enough for a cruise ship is completed in the Stadhavet peninsula. Read more about The world's first full-scale tunnel (Stad Ship Tunnel) big enough for a cruise ship is completed in the Stadhavet peninsula.
All short-haul flights in the country must now use electric aircraft. Read more about All short-haul flights in the country must now use electric aircraft.
Norway begins restricting other fjords and Norwegian waters to ships with low- or zero-emission technology. Read more about Norway begins restricting other fjords and Norwegian waters to ships with low- or zero-emission technology.
Access to Norway's two fjord areas classified as World Heritage Sites is restricted to zero-emission vessels. Read more about Access to Norway's two fjord areas classified as World Heritage Sites is restricted to zero-emission vessels.
