1. Energy: Nepal uses energy in agriculture, transportation, industry, and commercial and residential sectors. As per the 2019 baseline assessment, residential, transportation, industrial, commercial, and agricultural energy use contributes to emissions in descending order. Thus, to reduce carbon emissions in the residential sector the use of liquified petroleum gas (LPG) must be reduced and more electrical appliances e.g. electric cooking and biogas must be used. The transportation sector will need to transition to zero-emission transportation for intercity, intracity, and freight travel across public and private modes. The brick sector needs to shift to zig-zag and tunnel kilns technologies, and then full electric heating. The use of energy-efficient technologies will also help in reducing emissions in the agriculture sector. The main strategy is to power the industrial, commercial, and agricultural sectors with renewable energy and hydrogen technologies, which Nepal has in abundance. Furthermore, in the power generation sector, all electricity will be generated from renewable sources, primarily hydropower plants, as well as solar PV. Refer to Table 2 for the strategy in the energy sector.