Brunei Darussalam National Climate Change Policy 2020
Category: Executive
Document Type: Policy
Role: Information Webpage
Brunei Darussalam National Climate Change Policy outlines ten strategies with a 2035 target.
The Brunei Darussalam National Climate Change Policy outlines a whole-of-nation approach to address climate change, aiming to pave low carbon and climate-resilient pathways for a sustainable nation. The policy is underpinned by principles, values, and ten key strategies designed to reduce carbon emissions, increase carbon sinks, and strengthen climate resilience nationwide. The general target year for these strategies is 2035. Key obligations are structured around these ten strategies: 1) Industrial Emissions (reducing overall emissions, including zero routine flaring and reducing to As Low As Reasonably Practicable - ALARP), 2) Forest Cover (increasing carbon sinks), 3) Electric Vehicles (promoting adoption), 4) Renewable Energy (increasing deployment, noting limitations due to nature-based solutions priority), 5) Power Management (improving efficiency and grid management), 6) Carbon Pricing (implementing mechanisms), 7) Waste Management (reducing emissions from waste), 8) Climate Resilience & Adaptation (strengthening national capacity), 9) Carbon Inventory (improving GHG data collection and reporting), and 10) Awareness & Education (enhancing public understanding and action). Affected sectors explicitly mentioned or implied include industry (especially oil and gas due to flaring), forestry, transport, power generation and distribution, waste management, and potentially all sectors involved in GHG emissions and climate resilience. The policy references the Brunei Darussalam Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) 2020 and mentions a 'Directive on Mandatory Reporting on Greenhouse Gases (GHG)' and 'Protokol Hijau'. While 2035 is the general target year, specific deadlines and compliance dates for individual strategies or reporting requirements are not detailed in this excerpt.
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weather updates February 3 2021 29°C 16PSI cloudy with occasional showers Towards a Low Carbon and Climate-resilient Brunei Darussalam Latest Events News Highlights Strategies 01 Industrial Emissions Strategy 01 - Industrial Emissions 02 Forest Cover Strategy 02 - Forest Cover 03 Electric Vehicles Strategy 03 - Electric Vehicles 04 Renewable Energy Strategy 04 - Renewable Energy 05 Power Management Strategy 05 - Power Management 06 Carbon Pricing Strategy 06 - Carbon Pricing 07 Waste Management Strategy 07 - Waste Management 08 Climate Resilience & Adaptation Strategy 08 - Climate Resilience & Adaptation 09 Carbon Inventory Strategy 09 - Carbon Inventory 10 Awareness & Education Strategy 10 - Awareness & Education Directive on Mandatory Reporting on Greenhouse Gases (GHG) Protokol Hijau by Muhammad Nasrullah Murni by Muhammad Nasrullah Murni Brunei Darussalam Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) 2020 About BCCS About Climate Change Our Climate Action Brunei Darussalam adopts a Whole-of-Nation approach in addressing adverse changing climate patterns. Through effective policies, careful planning and management, Brunei Darussalam is committed to pave low carbon and climate-resilient pathways for a sustainable nation. This Brunei Darussalam National Climate Change Policy underpins the principles, values and strategies to reduce carbon emissions, increase carbon sink and strengthen climate resilience nationwide. Calculate Your Carbon Footprint Winter Storm Uri scattered bitter cold, snow, and ice this week across a huge swath of the United States, including places that rarely see such extreme low temperatures. Current and Future Skills in the Oil and Gas Industry: Towards the Expansion of Brunei Downstream Energy Sector. Brunei Darussalam prioritises nature-based solutions for its mitigation and adaptation measure which limits land availabilities for others such as large-scale renewable energy projects. Current and Future Skills in the Oil and Gas Industry: Towards the Expansion of Brunei Downstream Energy Sector. The Ministry of Energy Holds Dialogue Session (Sesi Muzakarah) with Members of the Legislative Council. The Brunei Darussalam National Climate Change Policy shall adopt ten key strategies with 2035 as a general target year. Reduce overall emissions in the industrial sector through zero routine flaring and to As Low As Reasonably Practicable (ALARP). This strategy seeks to lower carbon intensity from the industries in Brunei Darussalam through zero routine flaring and to "As Low As Reasonably Practicable" (ALARP). The main focus for the Brunei Darussalam National Climate Change Policy is to reduce industrial emissions across the country by 2035. Increase carbon sink through afforestation and reforestation with a target of planting 500,000 new trees. This strategy seeks to increase Brunei Darussalam’s carbon sink through afforestation and reforestation programmes with a target of planting 500,000 new trees by 2035. Increase total share of Electric Vehicles to 60% of total annual vehicle sales. This strategy seeks to reduce Brunei Darussalam's carbon emissions from the land transportation sector by increasing Electric Vehicles (EV) to 60% of total vehicle sales by 2035. Increase total share of renewable energy to at least 30% of total capacity in the power generation mix. This strategy seeks to ensure a smooth transition for nationwide adoption and use of renewable energy technologies. This strategy focuses on increasing total share of renewable energy to at least 30% of the total capacity in the power generation mix using mainly solar photovoltaic (PV) by 2035. Reduce GHG emissions by at least 10% through better supply and demand management of electricity consumption. This strategy seeks to reduce carbon emissions contribution from the power sector by focusing on increasing energy efficiency and conservation at both supply and demand side. The aim is to reduce GHG emissions from power generation by at least 10% by 2035 (from BAU). Impose price on carbon emissions. This strategy seeks to reduce carbon intensity from all industrial sectors and new power utilities in Brunei Darussalam through internalising the societal cost of carbon emissions and impending destructions from climate impacts. This strategy intends to introduce carbon pricing applicable to all industrial facilities emitting beyond a carbon emission limit threshold at a carbon price per CO2e by 2025. Reduce municipal waste to landfills to 1kg/person/day. This strategy seeks to reduce
Tags: Adaptation, Afforestation, Carbon Pricing, Climate Change, Education, Emissions Trading, Energy, Energy Efficiency, Energy Transition, Evs, Flaring, Forests, Ghg, Governance, Industry, Mitigation, Mrv, Nap, National Energy And Climate Plans, Policy, Regulation, Renewable Energy, Reporting, Waste
Sector: Economy-wide