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Azerbaijan eyes to up alternative energy sources share to 20%

Azerbaijan eyes to up alternative energy sources share to 20%
19.10.2016 20:36
Azerbaijan plans to increase the share of alternative and renewable energy sources in the country's energy balance to 20 percent by 2020, Head of Azerbaijan’s State Agency for Alternative and Renewable Energy Akim Badalov said.

He made the remarks at the 7th International Forum on Energy for Sustainable Development in Baku.

He said that currently the share of alternative energy in Azerbaijan is 16 percent.

"By 2020, we plan to increase this figure to 20 percent,” Badalov said. "In addition, Azerbaijan intends to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 35 percent until 2030.”

He added that nearly 2 billion kilowatt/hours of energy was generated in Azerbaijan last year, thanks to the use of alternative and renewable energy sources.

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