Global status in 2025
The UN Sustainable Development Goals Report 2025 records that 92 per cent of the world's population had access to electricity in 2023 — a major achievement of the past decade — while progress on renewable share and efficiency must accelerate considerably to meet 2030 targets.
Source: United Nations, The Sustainable Development Goals Report 2025.
European and Albanian context
Europe's energy transition under the EU Green Deal creates both an obligation and an opportunity: organisations are expected to reduce operational energy demand, and the transition itself is generating demand for new technical skills in the workforce NOVARIC® serves.
NOVARIC® implementation commitments
- Reduce office energy intensity year on year under the Green Initiative, with consumption measured and reported.
- Prefer renewable-sourced electricity tariffs where available across NOVARIC® premises.
- Develop Academy modules responsive to skills demand in energy-efficiency and renewable-energy occupations.
Key performance indicators
Measured through the Manual's 90-indicator register (browse the full register):
- ENV-01 Energy-use intensity per FTE
- ENV-03 Renewable electricity share
- EDU-12 Green-skills module enrolment
Under the Green Initiative, NOVARIC® measures electricity consumption per full-time equivalent across its offices, sets annual reduction targets, and reports performance through the ESG reporting cycle — treating energy discipline as a governed metric rather than an aspiration.