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GSR 2016 TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued)
Tables
Table 1
Table 2
Table 3
Estimated Direct and Indirect Jobs in
Renewable Energy Worldwide, by Industry ..... 41
Status of Renewable Technologies:
Costs and Capacity Factors ................... 82
Examples of Distributed Renewable Energy
Use for Productive Energy Services ............ 92
Table 4 Renewable Energy Support Policies .......... 119
Sidebars
Sidebar 1 Regional Spotlight: South East Europe,
Caucasus, Russian Federation and
Central Asia .................................. 31
Sidebar 2 Jobs in Renewable Energy .................... 40
Sidebar 3 Renewable Power Technology Cost Trends .... 81
Sidebar 4 Renewable Energy in Intended Nationally
Determined Contributions (INDCs) and the
COP21 Paris Agreement ..................... 110
Sidebar 5 Community Energy Initiatives Using
Renewable Energy ........................... 138
Reference Tables
Table R1
Table R2
Table R3
Table R4
Table R5
Table R6
Table R7
Table R8
Table R9
Global Renewable Energy Capacity
and Biofuel Production, 2015 ................. 140
Renewable Electric Power Global Capacity,
Top Regions/Countries, 2015 ..................141
Biofuels Global Production, Top 16 Countries
and EU-28, 2015 ..............................142
Geothermal Power Global Capacity
and Additions, Top Six Countries, 2015 ....... 143
Hydropower Global Capacity and Additions,
Top 6 Countries, 2015 ........................ 144
Solar PV Global Capacity and Additions,
Top 10 Countries, 2015 ....................... 145
Concentrating Solar Thermal Power (CSP)
Global Capacity and Additions, 2015 ......... 146
Solar Water Heating Collectors Total Capacity
End-2014 and Newly Installed Capacity 2015,
Top 18 Countries ..............................147
Wind Power Global Capacity and Additions,
Top 10 Countries, 2015 ....................... 148
Table R10 Electricity Access by Region and Country,
2013 and Targets .............................149
Table R11 Population Relying on Traditional
Biomass for Cooking, 2013 ................... 153
Table R12 Programmes Furthering Energy Access:
Selected Examples .......................... 155
Table R13 Networks Furthering Energy Access:
Selected Examples .......................... 158
Table R14 Global Trends in Renewable Energy
Investment, 2005–2015 ......................160
Table R15 Share of Primary and Final Energy from
Renewable Sources, Targets and
2013/2014 Shares .............................161
Table R16 Renewable Energy Targets for Technology-
Specific Share of Primary and Final Energy ... 164
Table R17 Share of Electricity Generation from
Renewable Sources, Targets and
2014 Shares ................................. 165
Table R18 Renewable Energy Targets for Technology-
Specific Share of Electricity Generation. . . . . . . 169
Table R19 Targets for Renewable Power Installed
Capacity and/or Generation ..................170
Table R20 Cumulative Number of Countries/States/
Provinces Enacting Feed-in Policies,
and 2015 Revisions ...........................177
Table R21 Cumulative Number of Countries/States/
Provinces Enacting RPS/Quota Policies,
and 2015 Revisions ...........................179
Table R22 Renewable Energy Auctions Held in 2015
by Country/State/Province ...................180
Table R23 Heating and Cooling from Renewable Sources,
Targets and 2014 Shares ......................181
Table R24 Transportation Energy from Renewable
Sources, Targets and 2014 Shares .............182
Table R25 National and State/Provincial Biofuel Blend
Mandates, end-2015 .........................183
Table R26 City and Local Renewable Energy Targets:
Selected Examples .......................... 184
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