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Renewables to Strengthen Energy Security in Europe and Japan
5 July 2022
Many countries and regions around the globe have already turned to renewables as a main energy source, with the aim of supplying 40-50% of total power consumption from renewables by 2030. In contrast, in its Long-term Energy Supply and Demand Outlook, the Japanese government has set its target for 2030 at 22-24%, a figure none would see as ambitious. Japan can achieve significant growth in renewable energy only by setting a much higher national target, as well as reviewing restricted connections to grids that hinder development and old, unreasonable regulations. Renewable Energy Institute helps to solve these and other challenges through conducting studies and research into electricity systems, renewable energy policy programs, and market environments, among others.
Renewables to Strengthen Energy Security in Europe and Japan
5 July 2022
[Supply & Demand, Inter-regional Flows] May 2022 data added
4 July 2022
Germany Allocates 2% of its Land to Onshore Wind by 2032: Cabinet Approves "Onshore Wind Energy Act" Emi Ichiyanagi, Researcher, Renewable Energy Institute
29 June 2022
[Global] World and Countries (Quarterly) updated (2022 Q1 added)
23 June 2022
The Energy Crisis and the Role of Renewables: Tomas Kåberger's Presentation in Text
22 June 2022