By 2022 Increase the number of electric vehicles circulating in our country by at least 10 times. Establish a regulatory framework for energy efficiency (EE) that generates the necessary incentives to promote the efficient use of energy in the sectors with the highest consumption (industry and mining, transportation and buildings, and create an energy culture in the country. Updating and incorporation of new products to the EE labeling program Implement the decarbonization process of the energy matrix through the schedule for the withdrawal or conversion of coal-fired power plants, and the introduction of specific measures in electromobility Reach 4 times the current capacity of small-scale distributed renewable generation (less than 300 KW) BY 2035 More than 60% of national electricity generation comes from renewable energies At least 50% of fuels low in GHG emissions and atmospheric pollutants in the fuel matrix A GHG Emissions Mitigation Plan for the energy sector is applied An Adaptation Plan for the energy sector to climate change is applied, within the framework of a national plan in this regard. 100% of new road transport vehicle models that are marketed have an EE label. 100% of new vehicles tendered for public passenger transport include EE criteria among the variables to be evaluated. BY 2050 At least 70% of the national electricity generation comes from renewable energies. The public, commercial and residential sectors take advantage of its potential for distributed generation and management of electricity demand. Innovation policies in industry contribute to achieving the potential for reducing energy consumption. 100% of the main categories and appliances and equipment sold in the market correspond to energy efficient equipment. 100% of new buildings meet OECD standards for efficient construction, and have control systems and intelligent energy management.