26% reduction of emissions in 2030 (under a BAU) in a conditional manner, in the context of sustainable development, supported and enabled by availability of financial resources, technology transfer and capacity building.
1.1 Increase of electricity production by renewable energy (RE) with storage and grid stabilization: Efforts will be made to increase the installed the RE share to 15% of the energy mix, which includes the public and private sector.
2.1 Increase supply and demand side efficiency: Increase of efficiency of generators and upgrading the grids to minimize grid loss would be essential. Significant upgrading of the existing power production infrastructure needs to be done via routine scheduled maintenance, synchronization and optimization of power production and reducing grid loss to at least 5% is required. In addition, demand side management would include implementation of the standard labelling program and improvement of building standards for energy efficiency.
3.1 Waste to energy: The planned installation of 8 MW in Thilafushi and 1.5 MW in Addu City will be completed. These systems will be optimized for grid connection and electricity production.
4.1 Establishment of vehicle/vessels emissions standard and establishment of efficient transport management system and promotion of hybrid-vehicles.
5.1 Use of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) for electricity generation within greater Malé region: The diesel used for power production could be replaced with LNG for the greater Malé region with the proposed LNG plant in Thilafushi and the interconnectivity bridge.
1.1 Enhancing Agriculture and Food Security
2.2 Infrastructure Resilience
3.1 Public Health
4.1 Enhancing Water Security
5.1 Coastal Protection
6.1 Safeguarding Coral Reef Biodiversity
7.1 Tourism
8.1 Fisheries
9.1 Early Warning and Systematic Observation
10.1 Disaster risk reduction and management
11.1 Cross-cutting Issues: Finance, Climate governance and capacity building