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The National Climate Action Observatory evaluates, providing evidence, Argentina’s compliance with its climate commitments. Through clear and verifiable data, we show both the progress achieved and the gaps that remain towards 2030.

Monitoring Climate Action Objectives

In this section you can explore Argentina’s climate action objectives, organized into 16 key categories. Each objective was defined based on 23 official documents (available in the Library) and assessed according to its level of progress. The analysis and evidence supporting the status assigned to each category are also included.

Last update: August 2025.
 

Measures Origin of the commitment Progress Status More information
Emissions
1. Not to exceed net emissions of 349 MtCO2e in 2030.
NDC; First Biennial Transparency Report (BTR1); National Energy Transition Plan (Target 1); among others.
No progress
2. Not to exceed 372 MtCO2e in 2025.
NDC- First Biennial Transparency Report (BTR1)
Impossible to achieve
3. Achieve carbon neutrality by 2050.
Long-Term Strategy (LTS) for Low-Emission, Climate-Resilient Development to 2050; National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC).
No progress
Subnational
4. By 2030, all 24 jurisdictions have Response Plans that include GHG inventories, climate risk analyses, adaptation and mitigation measures, and monitoring systems.
NDC; National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) (FI-09) and (FI-12); Law No. 27,520; Decree 1030/20
Early progress
Energy
5. Reduce total energy demand by at least 8% through energy efficiency and responsible energy use.
National Energy Transition Plan (Quantitative Target 2).
Moderate progress
6. Exceed 50% renewables in electricity generation.
National Energy Transition Plan (Quantitative Target 3).
Moderate progress
7. Reach 1,000 MW of distributed renewable generation capacity by 2030.
National Energy Transition Plan (Quantitative Target 5); National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [TE-18]; BUR 5; and the Biennial Transparency Report (BTR1)
Expected compliance
8. Expand the high-voltage electric transmission network by 5,000 km of new lines.
National Energy Transition Plan (Quantitative Target 6)
Early progress
9. Increase efficiency in electricity generation at thermoelectric plants through cogeneration (adding 420 MW at two thermoelectric plants: Brigadier López and Ensenada Barragán).
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [TE-09]
Expected compliance
10.1 Promote blending with biofuels. By 2026, gradually increase the mandatory ethanol blend to 15%.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [TE-19]
Impossible to achieve
10.2 Promote blending with biofuels. By 2030, supply 20% of gasoline and diesel for transport with biofuels.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [TE-19]
Early progress
11.1 Reduce CO₂e emissions from the energy sector by 2030. Total CO₂e emissions will not exceed 175.3 MtCO₂e.
National Energy Transition Plan (p. 47)
No progress
11.2 Reduce CO₂e emissions from the energy sector by 2030 — fugitive emissions will not exceed 10.7 MtCO₂e.
National Energy Transition Plan (p. 47)
No information
11.3 Reduce CO₂e emissions from the energy sector by 2030. Not to exceed net emissions of 83.6 MtCO₂e in the residential, commercial, industrial, and public sub-sectors by 2030.

National Energy Transition Plan (p. 47)
Early progress
11.4 Reduce CO₂e emissions in the transport sector by 2030.Not to exceed net emissions of 54.7 MtCO₂e in the transport sector by 2030.
National Energy Transition Plan (p. 47)
No progress
11.5 Emissions from electricity generation will not exceed 26.3 MtCO₂e by 2030.
National Energy Transition Plan (p. 47
Moderate progress
12. Reach at least 11,000 GW of installed renewable power generation capacity worldwide by 2030.
Global Renewables and Energy Efficiency Pledge (COP28)
Early progress
13. Collectively double the global average annual rate of energy efficiency improvements from around 2% to more than 4% each year through 2030.
Global Renewables and Energy Efficiency Pledge (COP28)
No progress
Agriculture/Livestock
14.1 Implement the National Plan for Integrated Forest Management with Livestock (MBGI). By 2027, 92 Integrated Forest Management with Livestock (MBGI) plans are formulated and under implementation.
NDC; National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [GS-18]; National Plan for Integrated Forest Management with Livestock (MBGI).
Moderate progress
14.2 Implement the National Plan for Integrated Forest Management with Livestock (MBGI) — align the regulations of the 23 provinces with MBGI, shifting livestock use in native forests toward MBGI.
National Plan for Integrated Forest Management with Livestock (MBGI)- Target 2
Moderate progress
14.3 The National Plan for Integrated Forest Management with Livestock (MBGI) will be implemented. Have at least 300,000 additional hectares under MBGI by 2027.
National Plan for Integrated Forest Management with Livestock (MBGI)- Target 3
Early progress
15.Promote agroecological and regenerative livestock — by 2030, record at least a 1% annual increase in Agricultural Establishments (EAPs) applying agroecological livestock practices.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC)(GS-21)
No information
16.1 At least 20% of the country’s municipalities are members of the Network of Municipalities for Agroecology.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC)[GS-17]
Early progress
16.2 Promote agroecological practices. 10% of Agricultural Establishments (EAPs) are agroecological.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [GS-17]
Early progress
16.3 Promote agroecological practices. 35% of producers, technicians, officials, and public agents are sensitized and trained in agroecology.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC)( [GS-17]
Early progress
16.4 Promote agroecological practices. At least 26,956 producers from family, peasant, and Indigenous agriculture are reached through specific projects.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC)([GS-17]
Early progress
17. Increase total grain production without a significant increase in the effective agricultural area.
NDC
No progress
Transport
18. Achieve a minimum reduction of 5.84 MtCO₂e relative to a Business as Usual (BAU) scenario—that is, a projection of emissions without active sector policies
National Sustainable Transport Plan.
No information
19.1 Promote electric mobility: Install 61,590 slow chargers for 61,590 BEV motorcycles/scooters, install 86,261 slow chargers, 2,500 fast chargers, and 1,500 charging stations or depots for the recharging of 86,261 BEVs, install 18,000 slow chargers for 18,000 captive passenger vehicles — BEV taxis/remises, install 99,587 slow chargers for 99,587 plug-in Light-Duty Commercial Vehicles (BEV), install 153,172 slow chargers for the universe of 153,172 Heavy-Duty Commercial Vehicles, and install 807 ultra-fast chargers and 13 charging stations or depots for the universe of 1,453 Light-Duty Freight Vehicles (BEV).
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [MS-14 y MS-16]
No progress
19.2 Promote electric mobility. Achieve a 2% penetration of electric cars in the vehicle fleet.
National Energy Transition Plan (Quantitative Target 4).
Early progress
19.3 Promote electric mobility. By 2030, 100% of vehicles of the national public administration are replaced with lower-emission technologies, with progressive procurement reaching 20% of the target by 2026.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [MS-13]
Impossible to achieve
19.4 Promote electric mobility. By 2030, 1.18% of gasoline-powered courier and home-delivery motorcycles are replaced with BEVs (61,590 motorcycles)
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [MS-14] y [MS-16]
No information
19.5 Promote electric mobility. By 2030, 9.5% of Light Commercial Vehicles (LCV) running on diesel and gasoline are replaced with plug-in electric vehicles (99,587 vehicles), with 100% of replacements being plug-in electric.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [MS-14]
No progress
19.6 Promote electric mobility. By 2030, increase the share of Light Commercial Vehicles (LCV) converted to CNG from 8.93% of the total fleet in 2020 to 15.45% (131,301 vehicles)


National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [MS-14]
No information
19.7 Promote electric mobility. By 2030, renew 6.81% of Heavy-Duty Commercial Vehicles running on diesel and gasoline with electric vehicles (153,173 units), with 20% being plug-in electric and 80% hybrid electric.
PNAyMCC [MS-16]
No information
Waste
20.1 By 2025, the working and socio-environmental conditions of 150,000 waste pickers nationwide are surveyed.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [TS-02]
Early progress
20.2 By 2030, improve the conditions of 150,000 workers through the provision of personal protective equipment (PPE) and collection/processing equipment for recyclable materials.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC)[TS-02]
Early progress
20.3 By 2030, integrate 50,000 urban waste pickers into municipal integrated solid waste management systems.

National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [TS-02]
No information
20.4 By 2030, 30,000 waste pickers are sensitized and trained under the gender-based violence prevention program.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [TS-02]
No progress
20.5 By 2030, 30,000 waste pickers and municipal actors are sensitized and trained in techniques and institutional strengthening for the development of Inclusive Integrated Solid Waste Management (GIRSU).
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [TS-02]
Moderate progress
20.6 By 2030, 1,000,000 citizens are sensitized and trained in Integrated Solid Waste Management (GIRSU).
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC)[TS-02]
No information
20.7 By 2030, build 25 recycling plants to consolidate Local Municipal Recycling Systems and improve the working conditions of urban waste pickers.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) TS-02]
Early progress
20.8 Six Regional Recycling Logistics Hubs were built to develop the recyclable-materials value chain by consolidating productive and marketing networks, promoting regional economies, import substitution, and value added by urban waste pickers.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [TS-02]
No progress
21.1 Eradicate open dumpsites.By 2023, open dumpsites across the country are identified and georeferenced.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [TS-07]
Early progress
21.2 Eradicate open dumpsites. By 2026, 100 municipalities strengthen their technical capacities for remediating micro-dumps through the acquisition of equipment.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [TS-07]
Early progress
21.3 Eradicate open dumpsites. By 2027, 150 open dumpsites are closed through the construction of Environmental Centers.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [TS-07]
Impossible to achieve
21.4 Eradicate open dumpsites. By 2030, 500 open dumpsites are closed through the construction of Environmental Centers.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change [TS-07]
Impossible to achieve
21.5 Eradicate open dumpsites. Share of municipal solid waste (MSW) with adequate final disposal reaches 75% by 2025 and 90% by 2030, relative to total MSW generated nationwide.

State of the Environment Report 2020
Impossible to achieve
Methane
22. Work together to collectively reduce global anthropogenic methane emissions across all sectors by at least 30% below 2020 levels by 2030.
Global Methane Pledge
Early progress
Forest
23.1 Reduction of emissions in forests.The set of mitigation measures considered in the National Plan on Forests and Climate Change will contribute to a reduction of 27 MtCO₂eq in the year 2030.
National Action Plan on Forests and Climate Change
Early progress
23.2 Reduction of emissions in forests. Through a set of additional measures, savings of 54 MtCO₂eq could be achieved—bringing total reductions to 81 MtCO₂eq by 2030—provided the implementation barriers that currently justify their conditionality are overcome.
National Action Plan on Forests and Climate Change
Early progress
24.1 Substantially reduce the deforestation rate. By 2030, reduce to zero deforestation in non-permitted categories (red and yellow).
NDC, PNAyMCC [CB-16], and the Glasgow Leaders’ Declaration on Forests and Land Use
Early progress
24.2 Substantially reduce the deforestation rate. By 2030, halve the deforestation rate in areas categorized as green.
NDC, PNAyMCC [CB-16], and the Glasgow Leaders’ Declaration on Forests and Land Use
No information
24.3 Substantially reduce the deforestation rate. Avoid the deforestation of 50,000 hectares of native forests in at-risk areas without financing, preventing 7.17 MtCO₂e in 2030.
National Action Plan on Forests and Climate Change and the Glasgow Leaders’ Declaration on Forests and Land Use
No information
25.1 The area of forest plantations will be increased by 2030 through the expansion of existing promotion schemes. By 2030, increase from 1.38 million hectares (2018) to 1.6 million hectares, with an annual increase of 18,333 hectares.
NDC, PNAyMCC [GS-03], and the Glasgow Leaders’ Declaration on Forests and Land Use
No progress
25.2 The area of forest plantations will increase by 2030 through the expansion of existing promotion schemes. Increase by 2% the area of plantations with native species (forest production systems).
NDC, PNAyMCC [GS-04], and the Glasgow Leaders’ Declaration on Forests and Land Use
No progress
25.3 The area of forest plantations will be increased by 2030 through the expansion of existing promotion schemes. By 2030, three forest basins are identified and zoned according to climate criteria agreed at the provincial level (forest production systems).
NDC, PNAyMCC [GS-04], and the Glasgow Leaders’ Declaration on Forests and Land Use
Early progress
26.1 The Deforestation Early Warning System (SAT) will be expanded. By 2030, develop the methodology, conduct testing, and bring into operation the expansion of the SAT to all 23 provinces.
NDC y National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [GS-25]
Early progress
26.2 The Deforestation Early Warning System (SAT) will be expanded. By 2030, 23 provinces have deforestation early-monitoring and response capacities.
NDC y National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [GS-25]
No progress
Biodiversity
27.1 Expand and strengthen the Ramsar Sites Network. By 2025, one Ramsar Site in the Network is expanded.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change [CB-04]
Impossible to achieve
27.2 Expand and strengthen the Ramsar Sites Network. By 2025, 2 new Ramsar Sites are incorporated into the Network.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change [CB-04]
Moderate progress
27.3 Expand and strengthen the Ramsar Sites Network. By 2030, 5 new Ramsar Sites are incorporated into the Network.

National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change [CB-04]
Early progress
27.4 Expand and strengthen the Ramsar Sites Network. By 2030, 30% of Ramsar Site management plans mainstream climate change adaptation in their diagnostics and measures
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change [CB-04]
Early progress
28.1 Incorporate underrepresented ecosystems into national protected areas. By 2024, increase APN-protected area by 20% relative to the 2021 baseline.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change [CB-05]
Impossible to achieve
28.2 Incorporate under-represented ecosystems into national protected areas. By 2030, 30% of Argentina’s terrestrial and marine areas are conserved in an ecologically representative manner within the Federal System of Protected Areas (SIFAP) and other effective area-based conservation measures.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [CB-05]
Early progress
29. Promote the inclusion of glaciers within protected areas. By 2030, at least 90% of the country’s glaciers are located within protected areas.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change [CB-06]
Moderate progress
33.1 Mainstream climate adaptation in National Parks management plans. By 2023, incorporate adaptation measures to reduce vulnerabilities and exposure to all identified climate risks in the Management Plans of Campos del Tuyú, Copo, Talampaya, and Los Alerces National Parks.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [CB-07]
Impossible to achieve
33.2 Mainstream climate adaptation in National Parks management plans. By 2025, update the Management Plan of El Palmar National Park to address climate change scenarios and incorporate a gender, generations, and diversity perspective.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [CB-07]
Impossible to achieve
33.3 Mainstream climate adaptation in National Parks management plans. By 2027, develop 6 new protected-area management plans that address climate vulnerability.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [CB-07]
Early progress
33.4 Mainstream climate adaptation in National Parks management plans. By 2030, climate change adaptation is mainstreamed in 37 protected-area management plans.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) CB-07]
No progress
Disaster risk management
30. Strengthen fire management in National Parks. By 2030, 100% of priority protected areas have a fire management plan with a corresponding operational plan under implementation and evaluation.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change [CB-25]
Expected compliance
31. Promote a multisectoral, interjurisdictional, and comprehensive approach to fire management. By 2030, all provinces have fire management plans that include climate change considerations.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change [CB-33]
Early progress
32.1 Expand the network of “conservation beacons” for early fire detection. By 2023, 27 early fire-detection towers are in operation.

National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC [CB-39]
Impossible to achieve
32.2 Expand the network of “conservation beacons” for early fire detection. By 2030, 147 conservation beacons (early detection towers and corresponding equipment) are in operation.

National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [CB-39]
Early progress
34.1 Strengthen a coordinated approach to climate-related transboundary risks across sectors and regions of the country. By 2025: a systematization of existing initiatives addressing transboundary risks is in place, and a diagnostic of transboundary risks is completed.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [GR-01]
Impossible to achieve
34.2 Strengthen a coordinated approach to climate-related transboundary risks across sectors and regions of the country. By 2027, strategies for addressing transboundary risks are incorporated into the updated National Plan for Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation (PNAyMCC) and the National Disaster Risk Reduction Plan (PNRRD).
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [GR-01]
No progress
52. By 2029, compile an “Atlas of Disaster Risk Scenarios” that enables the development of an Inter-Institutional Information Management (GIP) Protocol that can be updated through simulation.
National Plan for Disaster Risk Reduction of the Argentine Republic (PNRRD) 2024–2030 — Objective 1.3.
Early progress
Finance/Funding
35.By 2030, develop a Sustainable Finance Taxonomy.
PNAyM [FT-02], National Strategy for International Climate Finance for the Argentine Republic, and Argentina’s National Sustainable Finance Strategy
No progress
36.1 By 2024, a National Strategy for the implementation of market schemes is in place.
PNAyM [FT-10], National Strategy for the Use of Carbon Markets
Completed
36.2 By 2030, analyze the current legal framework and propose the amendments necessary to implement the National Strategy.
PNAyM [FT-10], National Strategy for the Use of Carbon Markets
Moderate progress
44. Incorporate climate action tagging into the national budget.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [FT-01]) y National Strategy for International Climate Finance for the Argentine Republic
Early progress
45. Ensure that each year’s National Public Administration Budget incorporates the appropriations necessary to comply with Law No. 27,520.
Law No. 27,520 and Argentina’s National Sustainable Finance Strategy
No progress
46 Develop a Sustainable Sovereign Bonds Framework that defines the general and specific principles for issuing green, social, and/or sustainability-themed sovereign bonds.

National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [FT-11], National Strategy for International Climate Finance for the Argentine Republic, and Argentina’s National Sustainable Finance Strategy
Completed
Loss and damage
37. By 2030, 100% of provincial agricultural emergency requests include complete information on damages and losses by declared activity, in accordance with the Operational Manual of Law No. 26,509 (SAGyP Resolution 194/2012).
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [GS-13]
No progress
38. By 2025, a national team for losses-and-damages assessment is in place (full implementation of the ENED Team within SINAGIR).

National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [GR-02]
Impossible to achieve
Health
39. Strengthen the health sector’s capacity to address the challenges of climate change. By 2030, have an operational National Climate and Health Observatory.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) (SA-14) and National Strategy on Health and Climate Change (5.1)
No progress
40. Promote the creation of working groups on climate change and health within the provincial Ministries of Health and CABA.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [SA-02] y National Strategy on Health and Climate Change (Measure 1.2)
Early progress
41.1 Quantify greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the health sector and reduce the GHG emissions generated by healthcare facilities. By 2030, have an estimate of the health system’s contribution to national greenhouse gas emissions.

National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [SA-17), National Strategy on Health and Climate Change (Intervention axis 6) amd NDC
Early progress
41.2 Quantify greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the health sector and reduce the GHG emissions generated by healthcare facilities. By 2030, have a tool for measuring the carbon footprint of healthcare facilities and recommendations on environmental management best practices.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [SA-18], National Strategy on Health and Climate Change (Intervention axis) and NDC
Early progress
41.3 Quantify greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the health sector and reduce the GHG emissions generated by healthcare facilities. By 2030, have tools to estimate the health benefits of greenhouse gas mitigation measures.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [SA-19], National Strategy on Health and Climate Change (Intervention axis 6) and NDC
Early progress
41.4 Quantify greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the health sector and reduce the GHG emissions generated by healthcare facilities. By 2030, the contribution of national health policies, plans, and programs to mitigation has been reviewed.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [SA-20], National Strategy on Health and Climate Change (Intervention axis 6 ) and NDC
No progress
42. From 2023–2026, develop a tool to assess the vulnerability of healthcare facilities in the context of climate change and apply it in different provinces of the country.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [SA-10] and National Strategy on Health and Climate Change ( Measure 3.6)
Early progress
43. By 2030, an updated Early Warning System for extreme temperatures—with two modules, one for heat and one for cold—operating at national scale is in place.

National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [SA-05] and National Strategy on Health and Climate Change (Measure 3.1 )
Moderate progress
Accountability and transparency
47. By 2025, the SNICC is published on the website of the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development (MAyDS) and is accessible to interested parties.
Law No. 27,520 (Article 17), Decree No. 1030/2020, National Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation Plan (PNAyMCC) [IN-01], and National Strategy for Action for Climate Empowerment (2023)
Impossible to achieve
48 Operationalize the PNAyMCC monitoring system. By 2025, have the PNAyMCC monitoring system operational.

National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [FI-07] and National Strategy for Action for Climate Empowerment (2023)
Impossible to achieve
49. Incorporate into the annual report on the environmental situation an analysis and evaluation of the measures implemented and to be implemented under the National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC).
Law 27.520, art 27 and Decree 1030/2020
Impossible to achieve
Gender
50. By 2025, complete the review and update of the indicators and data that make up the IVSD, including gender considerations using data from the 2022 National Population, Household and Housing Census.
National Plan for Adaptation and Mitigation to Climate Change (PNAyMCC) [IN-07]
Completed
Hydrogen
51.1 Develop and increase hydrogen production.By 2030, Argentina plans to install 0.30 GW (300 MW) of renewable electric generation capacity dedicated exclusively to green hydrogen production, together with 0.28 GW (280 MW) of associated electrolyzer capacity.
National Strategy for the Development of the Hydrogen Economy (p. 33)
No progress
51.2 Develop and increase hydrogen production. Domestic hydrogen production of at least 1 Mt in 2030 and 5 Mt by 2050.
National Strategy for the Development of the Hydrogen Economy (p. 30)
Impossible to achieve

Emission chart

Committed Emissions by NDC and LTS and Current Status

In 2021, through the update of its NDC, Argentina committed to not exceeding 349.16 MtCO₂e of net emissions by 2030 —a 27.7% more ambitious target than its 2016 goal— as part of its ecological transition, and to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050.

Annual CO₂ Emissions Graph for Argentina

Trend in annual GHG emissions from 1990 to 2022, based on the National Greenhouse Gas Inventory.

Climate Action in Argentina

National climate policy is organized around the commitments made under the NDC of the Paris Agreement, the National Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation Plan, Law 27,520 on Climate Change, and other national plans. These commitments are structured around three interrelated and complementary pillars:

Adaptation
Mitigation
Loss and damage

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