1.3.7. 1.3.12. The joint commitment by both Governments to the All-Island Energy Framework is demonstrated by the strengthening and deepening of all-island cooperation across energy matters. The immediate priority is delivery of the Single Electricity Market in 2007 while continuing to enhance the all- island approach in relation to gas, renewable energy, energy efficiency and energy research. We will jointly review the All-Island Energy Framework in 2007 to take account of the significant progress to date and to set new goals for the period 2008-2013. 1.3.13. Our current legislative programme to underpin energy policy objectives has been successfully completed with the enactment of the Energy (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2006, the Electricity Regulation (Amendment) (Single Electricity Market) Act 2007 and the National Oil Reserves Agency Act 2007. Energy Policy goals will continue to be underpinned by primary and secondary legislation including further legislation in relation to EirGrid, restatement of the Electricity and Gas Acts and the timely transposition of EU Directives. 1.3.14. Policy thinking in relation to the Energy Policy Framework has been informed by a range energy modelling and analysis undertaken by Sustainable Energy Ireland. The work, published in a number of key Reports in the latter half of 2006, includes some specific modelling to demonstrate the alternative national scenario in relation to fuel mix 2020. SEI's alternative scenario assumes substantial growth in renewable energy, phasing out of oil firing for electricity and continued use of gas. The development of robust energy scenario modelling and long range energy planning is key to informed energy policy making. National work on this front will complement the IEA work on a global calo IEA Country Review