N 20. 21. Project Ideas (oil, sugar cane, jatropha) 23. Renewable Promotion of Promotion of research and development on new technologies for energy efficiency 22. Progressive substitution of wood energy for renewable energies by energy - Reduce the use of wood energy and other non-renewable energies objectives other fossil fuels Gradually reduce the use of diesel and other energies that can easily replace diesel and other fossil fuels in the production of rural electricity, heat and the driving force. Improve energy information system for monitoring GHG emissions Reduce pressure on plant resources and other effects resulting from the use of polluting and non-renewable energies Promote research and development into new technologies through energy; Reduce the pressure on forests by practicing research results; Promote new technologies Promote the production of electricity and heat through the combustion of waste and residues of organic plant or animal matter (biogas and methane gas) Promote the use of bioenergy (biogas and biofuels) promote the development of solar and geothermal energy Improve the energy information circuit for monitoring GHG emissions Cu u Brief description jatropha capable of producing biofuel. However, ignorance in this matter means that these products are only used for household subsistence needs. The promotion of plantations of products such as oil palm, sugar cane, and jatropha for the production of biofuel seems interesting insofar as they can replace diesel and other fossil fuels in the production of rural electricity, heat and motive power. The energy balance achieved in the DRC since the 1980s is Medium term characterized by the primacy of the consumption of firewood and its derivatives in the form of primary energy, estimated at 83% (thematic note DSCRP1). Firewood is an energy source for Congolese households in general, and women and children in particular. Indigenous species are used more as a source of energy for cooking household food, the firing of fired bricks, a source of household income, and the production of embers as a source of cooking energy. This state of affairs results lack of alternative sources such as renewable energies. Support for the promotion of research and development on new technologies for energy efficiency in our education systems in the country will reduce its GHG emissions. This project will also have an impact in the economic and social sectors because it will create jobs and increase incomes Hydropower is the most exploited renewable