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COP26 Side Event: Call To Action! for the Establishment of the Global Ocean Energy Alliance (GOEA) on 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. (UK Time), Thursday, 11 November 2021

05-Nov-2021
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The Small Island Sustainable Energy and Climate Resilience Organization (SIDS DOCK), UNIDO and the Stimson Alliance for a Climate Resilient Earth (ACRE) are organising the COP26 Side Event: Call To Action! for the Establishment of the Global Ocean Energy Alliance (GOEA) on 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. (UK Time), Thursday, 11 November 2021 at: Wood House, Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom. The event will be held physically and by online means.

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COP26 Side Event: Call To Action! for the Establishment of the Global Ocean Energy Alliance

05-Nov-2021
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The Small Island Sustainable Energy and Climate Resilience Organization (SIDS DOCK), UNIDO and the Stimson Alliance for a Climate Resilient Earth (ACRE) are organising the COP26 Side Event: Call To Action! for the Establishment of the Global Ocean Energy Alliance (GOEA) on 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. (UK Time), Thursday, 11 November 2021 at: Wood House, Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom. The event will be held physically and by online means.

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GN-SEC side event: Accelerating the energy transition

05-Nov-2021
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Within the framework of the 9th Ministerial

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Joint ISA-Government of Tonga-PCREEE and INES Training on Renewable Energy Mini-Grids 16 – 17 & 19 November 2021

05-Nov-2021

 

Event Link: https://pcreee.org/event/pcreee-isa-pacific-islands-solar-expertise-programme 

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Tonga firms up actions to address sustainable mobility

28-Oct-2021

19 October, 2021. Following the adoption of the PCREEE’s Business Plan, the PCREEE’s sustainable mobility programme was presented to a Transportation Stakeholders’ Consultation Workshop at Nukuálofa on 19 October.

Based on Tonga’s NDC (2015), the highest GHG emitting sector is the transport sector (40%) followed by the electricity sector (23%), agriculture (21%), waste (11%) and others (5%). Transport and the electricity sector which are the biggest consumers of fossil fuel in the country and therefore  account for more than a half of the country’s GHG emission.  

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