Issue The plan proposes an 'energy highway' to expand renewables, deliver RE100 for industry and spread gains to regions

Summary

The plan's first energy goal is to build the energy highway quickly so that industries can meet RE100 commitments and a belt of economic growth can take shape. It aims to strengthen the competitiveness of climate technology and renewable energy industries and to turn them into export industries. It also promises to spread benefits to regions through schemes it calls sunlight and wind pensions and through RE100 industrial complexes, contributing to balanced growth and higher local incomes. Related national tasks describe the energy highway as the main artery of economic growth and call for a renewables-centred energy transition. These are policy goals whose delivery depends on grid construction, market reform and social agreement.