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Table R17. Share of Electricity Generation from Renewable Sources, Targets and 2014 Shares<br />
(continued)<br />
Note: Text in bold indicates new/revised in 2015, brackets ‘[ ]’ indicate previous targets where new targets were enacted, and text in italics indicates policies adopted at the state/provincial level.<br />
COUNTRY SHARE 1 TARGET<br />
COUNTRY SHARE 1 TARGET<br />
Samoa k 100% by 2030<br />
United States 8<br />
No national target<br />
São Tomé and<br />
k 47% (no date)<br />
Príncipe<br />
Senegal k 20% by 2017<br />
Seychelles k 5% by 2020<br />
k 15% by 2030<br />
Sierra Leone k 18% by 2015<br />
k 33% by 2020<br />
k 36% by 2030<br />
Singapore<br />
k 8% (no date)<br />
Slovakia 23% k 24% by 2020<br />
Slovenia 33.9% k 39.3% by 2020<br />
Solomon Islands 10.9% k 50% by 2015<br />
South Africa k 9% by 2030<br />
Spain 37.8% k 38.1% by 2020<br />
Sri Lanka k 10% by 2016<br />
k 20% by 2020<br />
St. Kitts and Nevis k 20% by 2015<br />
St. Lucia k 15% by 2015<br />
k 35% by 2020<br />
St. Vincent and the<br />
Grenadines<br />
k 30% by 2015<br />
k 60% by 2020<br />
Sudan k 20% by 2030<br />
[11% by 2031]<br />
Sweden 63.3% k 62.9% by 2020<br />
Tanzania k 14% by 2015<br />
Thailand 7 13% k 20% by 2036<br />
[10% by 2021]<br />
Timor-Leste k 50% by 2020<br />
Togo k 15% by 2020<br />
Tonga k 50% by 2015<br />
Tunisia k 11% by 2016<br />
k 30% by 2030<br />
Turkey k 30% by 2023<br />
Tuvalu k 100% by 2020<br />
Uganda k 61% by 2017<br />
Ukraine 5.9% k 11% by 2020<br />
k 20% by 2030<br />
United Arab Emirates<br />
No national target<br />
Abu Dhabi k 7% by 2020<br />
Dubai k 7% by 2020<br />
k 15% by 2030<br />
United Kingdom 17.8% No national target<br />
Scotland k 100% by 2020<br />
Arizona k 15% by 2025<br />
California k 50% by 2030<br />
k 33% by 2020<br />
k 25% by 2015<br />
Colorado k 30% by 20209<br />
k 10% or 20%10<br />
Connecticut k 27% by 2020<br />
Delaware<br />
k 25% of supply by<br />
2025–2026<br />
Hawaii k 100% by 2045<br />
k 25% by 2020<br />
k 40% by 2030<br />
Illinois k 25% by 2015–2016<br />
Maine k 40% by 2017<br />
Maryland k 20% by 2020<br />
Massachusetts<br />
k 15% by 2020 and additional<br />
1% each year after<br />
Michigan k 10% by 2015<br />
Minnesota k 26.5% by 2025 (IOUs) 9<br />
k 25% by 2025 (other<br />
utilities)<br />
Missouri k 15% by 2021 9<br />
Montana k 15% by 2015<br />
Nevada k 25% by 2025<br />
New Hampshire k 24.8% by 2025<br />
New Jersey k 24.5% by 2020<br />
New Mexico k 20% by 2020 (IOUs) 9<br />
k 10% by 2020 (co-ops) 10<br />
New York k 50% by 2030<br />
[29% by 2015]<br />
North Carolina<br />
k 12.5% by 20219 10% by<br />
2018 10<br />
Ohio k 25% by 2024<br />
Oregon<br />
k 25% by 2025 (utilities with<br />
3% or more of state’s load)<br />
k 10% by 2025 (utilities with<br />
1.5–3% of state’s load)<br />
k 5% by 2025 (utilities with<br />
less than 1.5% of state’s<br />
load)<br />
Pennsylvania k 18% by 2020–2021<br />
Rhode Island k 16% by 2019<br />
Vermont k 55% by 2017<br />
k 75% by 2032 [upgraded<br />
from voluntary goal]<br />
Washington k 9% by 2016<br />
k 15% by 2020<br />
Wisconsin k 10% by 2015<br />
RENEWABLES 2016 · GLOBAL STATUS REPORT<br />
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