Energy Sector LULUCF Commitment CDN1 (2016) Subtraction: By 2050, 30% of the capacity of the electrical matrix must come from other types of sources of ganko, come alone, my biomes Unilateral contribution of increase in the capacity of carbon absorption in 10% through reforestation and restoration activities in protected areas, with respect to the reference scenario for 2050 Contribution supported by an increase in carbon absorption capacity by 80% reference to 2010 Commitment CDN1 Updated (2020) By 2050, Panama will achieve a reduction of the total emissions of the country&#39;s Energy sector by at least 24% and by at least 11.5% by 2000, with respect to the trend scenario, which represents an estimate of 60 million 1COoq accumulated between 2002-2050 and up to 10 million CO eq accumulated between 2122-2030 Panama commits to the forest restoration of 50,000 hectares nationwide, which will contribute to the carbon absorption of approximately 2.6 million tCO, qal 2050. Increased ambition The CON presented in 2016 it only focused on the category of energy industries and was expressed in terms of installed capacity. The update in 2020 contemplates a reduction goal for the entire sector by 2050. Likewise, the CDN1 includes estimates of the reductions expressed in CO eq The CON presented In 2016, it includes a commitment in terms of percentage increase in the absorption capacity of the country, estimating this value with the application of the Revised IPCC Guidelines of 1995. It does not specify the necessary coverage to achieve this commitment, nor is the absorption achieved in CO. Q. In the Updated CDN1, the 2006 IPCC Guidelines were used for the elaboration of the inventory and the absorption capacity achieved as a result of the forest restoration action in CO was estimated: eq increasing transparency for the management and monitoring of commitment 50.