Renewable Energy Goals in 2022

International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) published a report on the COP27 Climate Conference held in Egypt on ‘2022 Renewable Energy Goals: Design Guide’. The report aims to support how to design and implement renewable energy targets, which can help governments reach urgent targets set against climate crisis. The goals of the contributions to the reduction of emissions of the countries and the harmony between the national energy plans, in this regard, the current appearance of plans with global trends and renewable energy uses also reveals with figures.

143 has concrete targets of the country
According to IRENA’s report, Paris Agreement’s 183 sides have concrete targets focused on the energy sector of 143 of renewable energy in nationally designated emission reduction commitments. Only 12 countries have undertaken a percentage of targeting renewable energy in total energy mixed. According to the news of ‘Clean Energy, IRENA General Director Francesco La Camera, who made a statement on the report, was called to urgently close the renewable distribution deficit to the world leaders. La Camera, which emphasizes that renewable energies offer an easily accessible climate solution but require immediate action, “Their commitments have to increase the full and unused potential of renewable energies. Need a real urge. Despite some advances, it is very far from being on the way of energy migration. The lack of any short-term action will also reduce the chances of holding 1.5 °C at a reachable level. Under the motto of COP27’ for ‘app’, we have to go to concrete solutions from promises to benefit people and communities in the field.” [