Reducing greenhouse emission is high on the agenda of any country. Given that greenhouse gas emission from the energy sector is the biggest share, increasing the share of renewable energy emerges as an option to improve energy security and decarbonizing the electricity mix. This study provides some of the pertinent strategies and measures that can help policymakers to achieve the goal in terms of greenhouse gas emission reduction and phasing out of coal. Some of the measures such as dispatchable generation from biomass and prosumer market can be easily implemented in the short term, while others such as price of biomass and time use of tariff can be implemented on the short term with some difficulties. There are some measures such as offshore wind farm and dispatchable generation from waste-to-energy that can only be implemented on a long term with some difficulties as there might be opposition to such projects.