Marshall Islands
National Energy Policy and Energy Action Plan
It intends to 1) strengthen financial, policy and legislative frameworks for the energy sector, 2) supply 100% of urban households with electricity, 3) To provide 95% of rural outer atoll households with off grid electricity, 4) To provide access to modern forms of cooking to 90% of all households by 2020, 5) To make households and businesses 50% more energy efficient and government buildings 75% more energy efficient by 2020, 6) To achieve a 20% efficiency improvement in transport sector fuel use by 2020, 7) To reduce supply side energy losses from MEC by 20% by 2017, and 8) To provide 20% of power generation through indigenous renewable resources by 2020.
Documents
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20% power from indigenous renewable resources by 2020
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20% energy efficiency improvement in transport fuel use by 2020 against a 2009 baseline
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50% energy efficiency increase in households and businesses, 75% energy efficiency increase in government buildings by 2020 against a 2009 baseline
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20% energy loss reduction from production by 2017 against a 2009 baseline
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40% cut in CO2 emissions by 2020 compared with a 2009 baseline