Renewable energy potential Sample Clauses

Renewable energy potential. Developing renewable energy access can address the electrification problem of rural and isolated areas. The potential for renewable energy (solar, wind, hydro, biomass, geothermal, ocean) is very significant. The potential for solar energy, in particular, is major: the whole territory of Indonesia indeed receives an average solar irradiation of 4.8 kWh/x0.xxx. However, the use of renewable energy for rural electrification has been limited so far. Photovoltaic (PV) energy represents approximately 0.016% of the total numbers of houses throughout Indonesia. This can be partly explained by the government fuel subsidy, which has encouraged households in remote areas to adopt diesel powered generators. Without subsidy, the choice of technology would surely have been different, as renewable energy turns out to be more economical and sustainable in the long run. In order to decrease its oil dependency and expand rural electrification, the GoI has set up ambitious targets to promote the development of renewable energy: ▪ Renewable energy should represent 15% of the Indonesian energy mix by 2025. ▪ 880 MW of solar PV should be installed by 2025. Today, only 12 MW of solar PV are installed. The gap implies that Indonesia needs to install 58 MWp per year to meet its target. In this perspective, the GoI has allowed a budget increase for the past 3 years. In order to use resources in an efficient way and to effectively reach the targets, the GoI has to develop relevant policies and set up adequate incentives to promote the adoption of solar energy technologies. The design and implementation of a sound financial model for solar energy access is therefore essential.
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