20% Renewable Energy by 2020: is the EU on track? Keep on Track! Parliamentary Workshop- Vilnius April 2013 Lucie Tesniere Senior Policy Advisor European.

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20% Renewable Energy by 2020: is the EU on track? Keep on Track! Parliamentary Workshop- Vilnius April 2013 Lucie Tesniere Senior Policy Advisor European Renewable Energy Council

EREC Member Associations

Source: Fraunhofer data for the Keep on Track Project 22 MS are in 2011 above their 2011/2012 interim targets including Lithuania 4 MS are in 2011 below their 2011/2012 interim targets

The EU is on track so far...

Only renewables in transport sector is below planned developments…. Source: Fraunhofer ISI based on Eurostat and other sources

Current RES growth rates are not enough to meet the overall EU 2020 target

A bad example The PV Moratorium in CZ introduced in February 2010 In 2011, only 6 MW of new systems were connected to the grid!

Growing the EU economy RES industry driver for economic growth Economic activity valued €137 billion About 1,2 million direct & indirect jobs 1%

Replacing fossil fuel imports = RES technology export instead of fossil fuel imports

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