European Renewable Operation - Energy Excellence with Us

Individual EU countries have different available resources and their own unique energy markets. This means that they will have to follow distinctive paths when it comes to meeting their obligations under the Renewable Energy Directive, including their legally binding 2020 targets. In their national action plans, they explain how they intend to do this. The plans cover:

individual renewable energy targets for the electricity, heating and cooling, and transport sectors
the planned mix of different renewables technologies
policy measures to achieve national targets including cooperation between local, regional, and national authorities
any planned statistical transfers and/or joint projects with other countries
national policies to develop biomass resources
measures to ensure that biofuels used to meet renewable energy targets are in compliance with the EU’s sustainability criteria

Action plans EEA countries

European Economic Area members Iceland and Norway have also produced action plans.

Action plans database

The Energy Research Centre of the Netherlands (ECN) has created an external database and quantitative report of the national action plans. ECN database

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