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REFERENCE TABLES<br />

Table R24. Transportation Energy from Renewable Sources, Targets and 2014 Shares<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 TARGET<br />

EU-28 5.9% 10% of EU-wide transport final<br />

energy demand by 2020<br />

Albania k 10% by 2020<br />

Austria 8.9% k 11.4% by 2020<br />

Belgium 4.9% k 10% by 2020<br />

Wallonia k 10.14% by 2020<br />

Bulgaria 5.3% k 11% by 2020<br />

Croatia 2.1% k 10% by 2020<br />

Cyprus 2.7% k 4.9% by 2020<br />

Czech Republic 6.1% k 10.8% by 2020<br />

Denmark 5.8% k 10% by 2020<br />

Estonia 0.2% k 10% by 2020<br />

Finland 21.6% k 20% by 2020<br />

France 7.8% k 15% by 2020<br />

[10.5% by 2020]<br />

Germany 6.6% k 20% by 2020<br />

Greece 1.4% k 10.1% by 2020<br />

Hungary 6.9% k 10% by 2020<br />

Iceland 0.6% k 10% by 2020<br />

Indonesia<br />

k 10.2% biofuel share of<br />

primary energy by 2025<br />

Ireland 5.2% k 10% by 2020<br />

Italy 4.5% k 10.1% (2,899 ktoe) by 2020<br />

Latvia 3.2% k 10% by 2020<br />

Liberia<br />

k 5% palm oil blends in<br />

transport fuel by 2030<br />

Lithuania 4.2% k 10% by 2020<br />

Luxembourg 5.2% k 10% by 2020<br />

Malta 4.7% k 10.7% by 2020<br />

Moldova k 20% by 2020<br />

Netherlands 5.7% k 10% by 2020<br />

Norway 4.8% k 10% by 2020<br />

COUNTRY SHARE TARGET<br />

Panama<br />

k 30% of new vehicle<br />

purchases for public<br />

fleets to be flex-fuel (no<br />

date)<br />

Poland 5.7% k 20% by 2020<br />

Portugal 3.4% k 10% by 2020<br />

Qatar k 10% by 2020<br />

Romania 3.8% k 10% by 2020<br />

Slovakia 6.9% k 10% by 2020<br />

Slovenia 2.6% k 10.5% by 2020<br />

Spain 0.5% k 11.3% from biodiesel by<br />

2020<br />

2,313 ktoe ethanol/bio-<br />

ETBE 1 by 2020<br />

4.7 GWh/year electricity in<br />

transport by 2020 (501 ktoe<br />

from renewable sources by<br />

2020)<br />

Sri Lanka k 20% from biofuels by 2020<br />

Sweden 19.2% Vehicle fleet independent from<br />

fossil fuels by 2030<br />

Thailand<br />

9 million litres/day ethanol<br />

consumption by 2022<br />

6 million litres/day biodiesel<br />

consumption by 2022<br />

25 million litres/day advanced<br />

biofuels production by 2022<br />

Uganda<br />

2,200 million litres/year<br />

biofuels consumption by 2017<br />

Ukraine k 10% by 2020<br />

United Kingdom 4.9% k 5% by 2014; 10.3% by 2020<br />

Vietnam<br />

k 1% of transport petroleum<br />

energy demand by 2015;<br />

5% by 2025<br />

Zimbabwe k 10% by 2015<br />

1<br />

ETBE is a form of biofuel produced from ethanol and isobutylene.<br />

Note: Targets refer to share of renewable transport in total energy supply unless otherwise noted. Historical targets have been added as they are identified by REN21. Only bolded targets are new/revised<br />

in 2015. A number of nations have already exceeded their renewable energy targets. In many of these cases, targets serve as a floor setting the minimum share of renewable energy for the country<br />

Source: See endnote 22 for this section.<br />

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