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Strategy 2030 ENERGY SECTOR DIRECTIONAL GUIDE SUMMARY Inclusive, Just, and Affordable Low-Carbon Transition in Asia and the Pacific This Energy Sector Directional Guide (ESDG) provides the strategic direction of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) for the energy sector. The ESDG assesses the current energy sector trends, challenges, and opportunities, and how ADB can best position itself to add value to energy sector development in the Asia and Pacific region. The guide also outlines the priorities and focus for the energy sector in line with ADB’s Strategy 2030. The guide aims to support ADB staff in conducting energy sector operations in line with the 2021 Energy Policy up to 2030. The five policy principles of the 2021 Energy Policy are also the foundations of this ESDG and comprise the ESDG’s vision and approach. The ESDG aligns with Strategy 2030 and its seven operational priorities. Where We Are From left: Children in the Tondo neigborhood in Manila study by compact fluorescent light (CFL) bulb; lower electricity bills help small stall owners. Energy cuts across all aspects of development and is essential to inclusive socioeconomic development and gender equality. As such, energy plays an important role in supporting development of other sectors such as agriculture, education, health, transport, urban, and water. On the other hand, energy production and consumption are responsible for almost three-quarters of global greenhouse gas emissions. This places the energy sector at the forefront of global efforts to address the impact of energy use on climate and environment. The energy landscape has changed radically over the last decade. The Sustainable Development Goals (established in 2015), the Paris Agreement on climate change (adopted in 2015), and ADB’s Strategy 2030, published in 2018, set ambitious targets for providing reliable energy access to all, and amplified the calls for action on climate change. The main challenges and emerging needs for ADB’