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The costs for additional strategies have been estimated using global marginal abatement cost curves (Gillingham and Stock, 2018). 154 Second Nationally Determined Contribution Table 41: Financing requirement for NDC mitigation strategies9 Sector Actions Specific 2030 target Financing required (million $) Electricity Scale up the use of renewable energy Installation of
The costs for additional strategies have been estimated using global marginal abatement cost curves (Gillingham and Stock, 2018).154  Second Nationally Determined Contribution Table 41: Financing requirement for NDC mitigation strategies9 Sector Actions Specific 2030 target Financing required (million $) Electricity Scale up the use of renewable energy Installation of the following hydropower plants: • Fulla (1800 MW) • Shukoli (3.5 MW) • Beden (400 MW) • Lakki (210 MW) • Sue (12 MW) • Kentti (3.5 MW) Launch rural solar photovoltaic electrification project – Promote environmentally sustainable use of biogas (for electricity generation and cooking) – Construct wind power plant Installation of wind turbine in Eastern Equatoria, Upper Nile and Jonglei Introduce the use of energy-saving cooking stoves – Transport Establish emissions standards for vehicles – Improve transport infrastructure and integrated national transportation system (introduce electrical railway and cars) – Waste Establish an integrated waste management system, including all waste sources (forest, agricultural, domestic and crude oil waste) Improve urban and industrial wastewater treatment, ensuring adequate quantity and quality of water in human settlements.
Improve transport infrastructure and integrated national transportation system (introduce electrical railway and cars)