With the realization of investments of this dimension, it is intended to obtain important results such as (see Annex for more details): support the acquisition of clean public transport fleets (145 buses) and respective charging/supply stations; contribute to the reduction of CO2 emissions by 55% by 2030, in accordance with the National Energy and Climate Plan 2021-2030 (PNEC 2030) and the Roadmap for Carbon Neutrality; award 100,000 vouchers to support efficient energy solutions for families in energy poverty. This component aims to develop a structural, lasting and impactful response, paving the way for the construction of a more competitive, more cohesive and more inclusive economy of the sea, but also more decarbonized and sustainable, with greater capacity to take advantage of the opportunities arising from climate transitions and digital. In line with these principles, the Sea component will contribute to the national options related to the reinforcement of the national productive potential, seeking to guarantee conditions of sustainability and competitiveness of the business fabric linked to the sea, as well as assuming the ambition to combat some of the pockets of poverty located in coastal communities, and ensure a territory that is both competitive and cohesive in a context of adaptation to climate and digital transitions. In terms of preserving the value of oceanic ecosystem services, this component will unequivocally contribute to the &quot;Health of the Oceans&quot;. In addition, it will contribute to strengthening the country&#39;s operational, training and scientific capacity.