The Ministry of Climate Policy and Green Growth is a governmental body responsible for designing and implementing national strategies to address climate change while fostering sustainable economic development. Its mandate typically spans emissions reduction, energy transition, resource efficiency, and green innovation. The ministry develops regulatory frameworks, market incentives, and funding programs that guide the decarbonization of key sectors, including energy, transport, buildings, and heavy industry.
For the chemical industry, the ministry’s work influences industrial permitting, greenhouse-gas and air-emissions standards, process electrification, adoption of low‑carbon hydrogen and renewable power, deployment of carbon capture and storage, and the shift toward bio-based and circular feedstocks. It often supports R&D and scale-up of clean technologies, advanced recycling, and safer-chemistry initiatives, while aligning national policies with regional and international climate frameworks. By coordinating with industry, academia, and financial institutions, the ministry helps shape long-term investment signals and pathways for competitive, low‑carbon and circular chemical production.