RenewableS 2013 GlObal STaTUS RePORT - REN21

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TABLE R12. OTHER RENEWABLE ENERGY TARGETS (Continued)
Country Sector/Technology Target
Swaziland Solar water heating Installed in 20% of all public buildings by 2014
Sweden Renewable electricity 25 TWh more renewable electricity than in 2002 by 2020
Common electricity certificate
market with Norway
26.4 TWh by 2020
Transport Vehicle fleet that is independent from fossil fuels by 2030
Switzerland Renewable electricity 11.94 TWh by 2035; 24.22 TWh by 2050
Hydro 43 TWh by 2035
Syria Wind 150 MW by 2015; 1,000 MW by 2020; 1,500 MW by 2025;
2,000 MW by 2030
Solar PV 45 MW by 2015; 380 MW by 2020; 1,100 MW by 2025; 1,750 MW by 2030
CSP 50 MW by 2025
Bioenergy 140 MW by 2020; 260 MW by 2025; 400 MW by 2030
Tajikistan Small-scale hydro 100 MW by 2020
Thailand
Electricity
Wind 1,200 MW by 2022
Solar 2,000 MW by 2022
Hydro 1,608 MW by 2022
Geothermal
1 MW
Bioenergy 3,630 MW by 2022
Biogas 600 MW by 2022
Organic MSW 2 160 MW by 2022
Wave and tidal 2 MW by 2022
Heating
Solar 100 ktoe by 2022
Solid biomass 8,200 ktoe by 2022
Biogas 1,000 ktoe by 2022
Organic MSW 2 35 ktoe by 2022
Transport
Ethanol 9 million litres/day by 2022
Biodiesel 5.97 million litres/day by 2022
Advanced biofuels 25 million litres/day by 2022
Trinidad and Tobago Renewable electricity 5% of peak demand (or 60 MW) by 2020
Tunisia Renewable electricity 1,000 MW (16%) by 2016; 4,600 MW (40%) by 2030
Wind 1,500 MW by 2030
Solar PV 1,900 MW by 2030
CSP 300 MW by 2030
Bioenergy (from solids) 300 MW by 2030
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