Cyprus Renewable Energy Target

Gross energy consumption in 2012.

Cyprus renewable energy target.

The combination of res with the rapidly evolving energy storage technologies makes this goal possible even for cyprus. Cyprus remained above its 2011 2012 interim trajectory and is on track to reach its national 2020 res target of 16 by 202085. 20 less compared to 1990 levels national target. Cyprus draft integrated national energy and climate plan for the period 2021 2030 nicosia january 2019 v 1 1.

The binding national target of cyprus regarding the share of renewable energy in the final energy consumption by 2020 is 13. This level of ambition which is not set out clearly as the proposed national contribution to the eu renewable energy target for 2030 is significantly. Mete feridun of. But according to the cyprus renewable energy roadmap the island could generate between 25 to 40 percent of its needed electricity supply by 2030 via res.

The share of energy from renewable sources expressed in per cent of gross final energy consumption reached 9 9 per cent in 2017 in cyprus according to eurostat. Based on a scenario with existing measures cyprus sets out a 19 share of energy from renewable sources in gross final consumption of energy in 2030. The target set is 13 per cent by. Spearheading the drive to meet this target is an increase in using battery systems to store excess energy and create a powerbank for the nation.

With feed in tariff for large wind power plants the cypriot national renewable energy action plan targets 6 8 of renewable electricity share from wind power by 2020. Cyprus squeaked past its 2020 projected goal of 13 per cent two years ahead of time. The energy bureau s target for the period 2020 2030 is to study energy storage solutions and promote policies that support the energy transition of cyprus in an environmentally sustainable way. A recent scientific article published in renewable and sustainable energy reviews in 2014 by prof.

In 2005 there was no wind energy in 2010 3 5 of electricity. The contribution of renewable energy to the gross inland energy consumption has steadily increased over recent years and the renewables share has reached 6 8 84 in 2012. There is also another binding target by 2020 which usually not mentioned that of the use of biofuels in the transport sector 10. Share of renewable energy of gross final energy consumption.