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Renewable Energy Country Profiles Introduction:

Purpose: Provides a comprehensive overview of renewable energy status at the country level around the world.
Scope: Covers developments in renewable energy, including energy supply, electricity generation, grid capacity, and access.
Coverage: Includes policy measures, targets, investment climate, and endowments with renewable energy resources.
Timeframe: Statistics range from 2009 to 2012.
Recommendations: The geographic scope will be expanded, and existing profiles will be updated with new indicators.
Contact: Feedback is requested at statistics@irena.org.

Notable findings for selected countries:

Malta

GDP: 8.2 billion USD
Renewables: 0% in primary energy supply, electricity, or transport.
Target: 10% renewable energy by 2020; 10% road transport by 2020.
Ease of Doing Business: Not ranked
Main policy: Authorization Act exempted and wind and solar energy.

Antigua and Barbuda

Electricity Access: 1000%
Hydro Potential: Medium
Target: 500% increase in renewable capacity by 2030
Ease of Doing Business: Ranked 57 out of 183

Bahamas

Primary Energy Endowment: 99% oil, 1% wind
Solar Resource: High
Projected Capacity: minor wind and solar projects planned

Cape Verde

Renewable Energy for Power: 4.8% (wind capacity)
Ease of Doing Business: Ranked 119 out of 183
Main policies: St.
ated policies for renewables.

Comoros

Baseline: 59% renewable energy use
Actions: Electrification with solar micro-power stations
Targets: Not available
Renewable potential: High wind and hydro resources.

Cook Islands

Target: 50% renewable by 2015, 100% by 2020.
Projects: Drafted National energy policy.
Resource: High solar and wind potential.

Fiji

Primary energy 33% renewable.
Electricity: 57% renewable.
Priority: 100% renewable by 2013.
Resource: High renewable potentials.

Further Information

Additional information for all Small Island Developing States (SIDS) plus Malta and host country for the summit is available.


>To accurately understand each nation's renewable energy profile requires a detailed analysis which is too lengthy for this summary, but the key points above represent a standard summary.

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