Implementation of the New Climate Policy

Abstract

In addition to public policies, the availability or availability of new clean energy technologies will be critical to the transition to resource efficiency and sustainable development. Some clean energy technologies in our country have already been widely used or are under research and development. In Russia and in the world, there is also a high level of readiness for technologies for enhanced oil recovery by injection of carbon dioxide into the reservoir, technologies for hydrostorage of electric energy, the use of hydro- and geothermal energy, and energy-saving lighting. Technologies that are already widespread in world markets, but not yet in Russia, include energy-efficient solutions for the processing of copper and copper-bearing raw materials, carbon capture in the production of ammonia, fluidized bed boilers for biomass combustion (for thermal energy production), lithium-ion batteries for various modes of transport, the use of ammonia and hydrogen as a fuel in transport, hot water storage systems for households, building technologies that reduce the energy consumption of buildings.