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This is followed by industry (16.6%), transport (9.7%), carbon capture, utilization, and storage (5.3%), and waste (2.1%). The most significant contributions relative to the BAU scenario come from the following sectors: • Electricity Generation: 54% reduction in total emissions of electricity generation activities by 2030 due to the use of
This is followed by industry (16.6%), transport (9.7%), carbon capture, utilization, and storage (5.3%), and waste (2.1%). The most significant contributions relative to the BAU scenario come from the following sectors: • Electricity Generation: 54% reduction in total emissions of electricity generation activities by 2030 due to the use of clean and alternative energy. • Transport: 14% reduction in total emissions from the transport sector by 2030 primarily due to enhanced vehicle standards in road transport.
14% reduction in total emissions from the transport sector by 2030 primarily due to enhanced vehicle standards in road transport