In the energy sector, the consolidation of the decarbonisation of the electrical matrix stands out, achieved in recent years through the incorporation of installed capacity in energy from wind, biomass and photovoltaic solar sources, which together with hydropower to the - In 2018, 97% of electricity generation was completed. These actions, together with those of energy efficiency, address the problem of mitigation and adaptation to climate change in the energy sector, within the framework of the National Energy Policy, in force since 2008 and with a horizon of 2030. The Decarbonization of electricity generation creates opportunities to advance in the reduction of emissions through the development of electric transport. Furthermore, what is established in the Agrofuels Law from 2007 on the mandatory use of a minimum of biodiesel and bioethanol (both nationally produced biofuels) in mixtures of diesel and gasoline marketed in the country for auto-use is also highlighted. engine, reducing carbon dioxide emissions of fossil origin in the transport sector, which represent more than half of the emissions of the energy sector. In the same sense, the implementation of measures aimed at improving the management of urban mobility through greater use of public passenger transport and the promotion of active transport is being considered.