The key fundamental policy is, of course,
the combination between
the decarbonization of energy production and consumption,
on the one hand,
to the penetration of renewables and smart grids,
and the deep electrification process
applied to all the sectors of our lives and of our economies,
not only to the energy domain “stricto sensu”,
but also applied to transportation,
buildings, industries and so and so forth.
The finalization of Article 6 of the Paris Agreement is certainly
something very relevant in this context,
to allow all the countries
not only to undertake ambitious decarbonization pathways,
but also to address inequality patterns
emerging from climate change
to make the transition toward decarbonized and sustainable energy
really just and generally fair for everybody.