Changes to renewable generation capacity ambitions for 2030, 2021-2025

Sources

Renewable capacity targets announced in companies’ annual reports, investment plans and publications of 2021-2025. Changes in short-term targets were compared to 2021 announcements, or the earliest target announcement if a 2021 data point was not available. For years in which no new target was announced, the last available target value was assumed to remain valid.

Notes

Analysed companies (46): ACWA Power; AES Andes; AGL Energy; CEMIG; CFE; Copel; Duke Energy; EDF; EDP; Enel; EnergyAustralia; Engie; EPM; Iberdrola; JSW Energy; KEPCO; Meralco; Masdar; NextEra Energy; ONEE; Origin Energy; Orsted; QatarEnergy; RWE; Tata Power India; TEPCO; EVN; Aboitiz Power; ACEN; Adani Green Energy; AMEA Power; Atlas Renewable Energy; Brookfield Renewable Energy Partners; Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners; Grenergy Renovables; NTPC Renewable Energy; Solaria; SSE Renewables; Toyota Tsusho; Vena Energy.