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The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) estimates that Albania's cost-effective solar and wind potential exceeds 7 gigawatts (GW), more than
three times its total installed capacity.
IRENA said in a report released earlier this week that about 616 megawatts of wind energy could be deployed
by 2030.
According to IRENA, Albania can use solar and wind energy to diversify its energy sources, thereby reducing its dependence on rainfall, mitigating its influence on external factors and improving the stability
of buildings.
The country has one of the highest rates of renewable energy in southeastern Europe, but its reliance on hydropower makes it vulnerable to climate externalities
, the agency noted.
The report, developed in collaboration with Albania's Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy (MIE), presents policy and regulatory measures and recommendations for the development of the National Energy and Climate Plan, which will set renewable energy targets
by 2030.
Active planning for variable renewable generation and grid infrastructure minimizes grid disturbances and improves the quality of energy supply while ensuring economic viability
.
In addition, the report said existing renewable energy deployment support mechanisms should be strengthened and approval procedures
simplified.
The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) estimates that Albania's cost-effective solar and wind potential exceeds 7 gigawatts (GW), more than
three times its total installed capacity.
IRENA said in a report released earlier this week that about 616 megawatts of wind energy could be deployed
by 2030.
According to IRENA, Albania can use solar and wind energy to diversify its energy sources, thereby reducing its dependence on rainfall, mitigating its influence on external factors and improving the stability
of buildings.
The country has one of the highest rates of renewable energy in southeastern Europe, but its reliance on hydropower makes it vulnerable to climate externalities
, the agency noted.
The report, developed in collaboration with Albania's Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy (MIE), presents policy and regulatory measures and recommendations for the development of the National Energy and Climate Plan, which will set renewable energy targets
by 2030.
Active planning for variable renewable generation and grid infrastructure minimizes grid disturbances and improves the quality of energy supply while ensuring economic viability
.
In addition, the report said existing renewable energy deployment support mechanisms should be strengthened and approval procedures
simplified.
