Enterprises switched to renewable energy
IV.3
6.4
%
+3.3
vs 2021
Section IV · information and analytical product
Industry and construction
Emissions from stationary sources, transition to renewable energy sources, climate-related updating of building codes.
Extreme weather, summer overheating and seismicity threaten industrial and infrastructure facilities built for different climatic conditions; building codes and standards need to be adapted.
- Indicators
- 5
- Official
- 0
- Combinations
- 3
- No data
- 1
Strategic documents
Targets
- Growth of industrial production by an average of 12% per year
- Share of industry in GDP — 30–34%
- Share of the construction sector in GDP — 18.5–19.5%
Trend combinations from the report: panels share a year axis, each with its own scale. “Index = 100” mode rebases series to the first year on a single scale. Hollow markers indicate unofficial data.
IV-1 Simple chart
Emissions and the transition of industry to renewable energy sources
Source: Form No. 1-IK (Hydromet Agency, CEP); unofficial: test dataUpdated: 18.10.2026 · form of 01.09.2026
Rationale for the combination
Comparing the share of enterprises that have switched to renewable energy sources with emission volumes makes it possible to assess the impact of the energy transition on emission reductions amid the planned growth of industry.
IV-2 Simple chart
Updating of building codes and extreme weather conditions
Source: unofficial: test dataUpdated: 18.10.2026 · form of 01.09.2026
Rationale for the combination
Growing weather instability requires adjustments to building codes and rules for the operation of buildings that were developed decades ago.
IV-3 Simple chart
Water- and electricity-saving technologies and producer prices
Source: unofficial: test dataUpdated: 18.10.2026 · form of 01.09.2026
Rationale for the combination
An increase in the number of technologies introduced indicates a reduction in producers’ costs of water and electricity and in the volumes they consume.
Combinations 3 and 4 of the report have been merged: the form has a single indicator (IV.4) for water and electricity.
| Code | Indicator | Latest value | Source | 2021–2025 | vs previous year | Responsible agency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Drivers | ||||||
| IV.1 | Pollutant emissions from stationary sources thousand t · Annually 2 | 45.0 | Test | +0.9 | CEP | |
| Vulnerability | ||||||
| IV.2 | Producer price index for industrial products % vs previous year · Annually | 103.2 | Test | −0.4 | Agency on Statistics | |
| Adaptation | ||||||
| IV.3 | Enterprises switched to renewable energy % · Not specified 1 | 6.4 | Test | +0.9 | Agency on Statistics | |
| IV.4 | Water- and electricity-saving technologies units · Not specified 1 | 36 | Test | +5 | Agency on Statistics | |
| IV.5 | Share of “green building” facilities % · Not specified 1 | no data | — | no series | — | Committee for Architecture and Construction |
Indicators from other sections used in trend combinations
If several agencies are listed as responsible, the indicator is counted for each. According to the Guidelines, the first agency listed is responsible for entering the value.