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120 REFERENCE TABLES TABLE R13. SHARE OF ELECTRICITY GENERATION FROM RENEWABLES, EXISTING IN 2012 AND TARGETS (continued) COUNTRY SHARE (2012)1 TARGET Senegal 10% k 15% by 2021 Seychelles k 5% by 2020 k 15% by 2030 Solomon Islands k 50% by 2015 Slovakia 20% k 24% by 2020 Slovenia 29% k 39.3% by 2020 South Africa 2.6% k 9% by 2030 Spain 7.9% non-hydro 30% total k 38.1% by 2020 Sri Lanka k 10% by 2016 k 20% by 2020 St. Kitts and Nevis k 20% by 2015 St. Lucia k 5% by 2013 k 15% by 2015 k 30% by 2020 St. Vincent and the Grenadines 17% k 30% by 2015 k 60% by 2020 Sudan k 10% by 2016 Sweden 58% k 62.9% by 2020 Thailand8 7.6% k 10% by 2021 Timor-Leste k 50% by 2020 Tokelau k 100% (no date) Tonga k 50% by 2015 Tunisia 1.6% k 16% by 2016 k 40% by 2030 Turkey 3% non-hydro 27% total k 30% by 2023 Tuvalu k 100% by 2020 Uganda 79% k 61% by 2017 United Kingdom Scotland 12% k 50% by 2015 k 100% by 2020 Ukraine 8% k 20% by 2030 Uruguay 60% k 90% by 2015 Vanuatu k 23% by 2014 k 40% by 2015 k 65% by 2020 Vietnam k 5% by 2020 Yemen k 15% by 2025 TABLE R13 ANNEX. COUNTRIES WITHOUT TARGETS FOR SHARES OF ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION COUNTRY SHARE (2012)1 Albania 100% Belarus 0.5% Bosnia and Herzegovina 30% Brazil 85% Canada 53% Cambodia 2.4% Cameroon 74% China 21% Colombia 81% Côte d'Ivoire 23% Cuba 3.7% Ecuador 55% El Salvador 62% Ethiopia 93% Grenada 1% Honduras 40% (2011) Iceland 100% India9 14% Iran 5% Japan 13% Jordan 0.4% Kenya 73% Lesotho 100% Macedonia 17% Mauritius 21% Moldova 2% (2011) Montenegro 52% Morocco 8.9% COUNTRY SHARE (2012)1 Mozambique 90% Norway 98% Papua New Guinea 38% Peru 55% Senegal 10% Serbia 27% South Korea 3.7% Sri Lanka 28% St. Kitts and Nevis 0.4% St. Vincent and the Grenadines 17% Sudan 47% Switzerland 60% Taiwan 5.3% Tanzania 4.9% Togo 8.5% Tunisia 1.2% United States 13% Uzbekistan 21% Venezuela 64% Zambia 96% 1 National share is for 2012 unless otherwise noted. – 2 National target(s) exclude(s) large hydropower. – 3 Chile’s target excludes hydropower plants over 40 MW. – 4 Denmark set a target of 50% electricity consumption supplied by wind power by 2020 in March 2012. – 5 Mali’s target excludes large hydropower. – 6 Nigeria’s target excludes hydropower plants over 30 MW. – 7 Russia’s targets exclude hydropower plants over 25 MW. – 8 Thailand does not classify hydropower installations larger than 6 MW as renewable energy sources, so large-scale hydro >6 MW is excluded from national shares and targets. 9 India does not classify hydropower installations larger than 25 MW as renewable energy sources, so large-scale hydro >25 MW is excluded from national shares and targets. Note: Unless otherwise noted, all targets and corresponding shares represent all renewables including hydropower. Actual percentages are rounded to the nearest whole decimal for numbers over 10% except where associated targets are expressed differently. A number of state/provincial and local jurisdictions have additional targets not listed here. The United States and Canada have de facto state and provincial-level targets through existing RPS policies, but no national targets (see Tables R17 and R19). Some countries shown have other types of targets (see Tables R12, R14, and R15). See Policy Landscape section (Section 4) and Reference Table R19 for more information about sub-national targets. Existing shares are indicative and may need adjusting if more accurate national statistical data are published. Sources for reported data often do not specify the accounting method used, therefore shares of electricity are likely to include a mixture of different accounting methods and thus are not directly comparable or consistent across countries. Where shares sourced from Observ'ER differed from those provided to REN21 by country contributors, the latter were given preference. Source: See Endnote 13 for this section.