دور التشريع في مجال الطاقة المتجددة

الملخص EN

Renewable energy is one of the most important alternatives that the countries of the world rely on to achieve the goals of sustainable development, in the midst of the high damage results resulting from fossil energy, which is represented by gas, oil and coal.

It is an important and influential factor in protecting the environment.

Therefore, in 1992, the adoption of The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, which included general obligations on the signatories to it, and in 1997 the right to the above-mentioned Kyoto Protocol, and then the 2015 Paris Agreement, which came with binding texts for the states parties by committing states to reduce emissions resulting from energy exploitation The trend towards the use of renewable energy associated with the green economy, and not only international agreements, but some national legislations have taken advanced steps in the field of renewable energy, through the enactment of special legislation in this regard.