Source	Region	Date	Energy Type	Roadmap	(archived locallyº)	Status, GW|%	Annual Growth	Goal: % or GW	Goal Year
IEA	Global	2005	Renewables	World Energy Outlook, the "Authoritative Source" for Energy Market Analysis. Reviewed by ISES	see website			2%	2030
ISES	Global	2003	CSP (Concentrating) and others	Transitioning to a Renewable Energy Future, by Donald W. Aitken	archived (Executive Summary)			100 GW	2025
ISES	Developing World	2003	Renewables	Renewable Energy Future for the Developing World, by Dieter Holm	archived			100 GW	2025
WorldWatch	Global	2005	Renewables	Renewables 2005, Global Status Report • Notes	archived (notes)
Peak Sun Silicon	Global	2006	PV	Solar Growth, by John Schumacher	see website
NREL	USA	2003	PV	The U.S. Photovolatic Industry Roadmap	archived		25%	10%	2030
ASES	USA		Renewables	Common Sense: Making the Transition to a Sustainable Energy Economy	see website
SEIA	USA	2004	PV	Our Solar Power Future	archived		26% 2015-2020	200 GW	2030
The American Council On Renewable Energy	USA	2005	Renewables	Renewable Energy in America: The Policies for Phase II	archived
AWEA	USA	2002	Small Wind	Roadmap: The U.S. Small Wind Turbine Industry, a 20-year industry plan for small wind turbine technology	archived	15 MW
AWEA	USA	2002	Wind	Wind Energy and Climate Change	see website			30 GW	2010
SERI	USA MidWest	1980	Type	Midcontinent Perspectives: The Solar Prospect, by Denis Hayes, Director, Solar Energy Research Institute, at Midwest Research Institute, Kansas City, Missouri	archived
Energy Atlas	USA West	1999	Renewables	Status of Renewable Energy Development in the West	archived
Union of Concerned Scientists	USA	2005	Renewables	Clean Energy Blueprint: A Smarter National Energy Policy for Today and the Future	archived
Natural Resources Defense Council	USA	Date	Conservation	A Responsible Energy Plan for America	archived
Minister for Sustainable Development	Sweden	2005	Non-Fossil	Sweden aims to end oil dependency by 2020	see website	26% (2003)		100%	2020

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Additional Documents

• Roadmaps to 100% Renewable Energy

  "...[C]reating energy roadmaps is serious business and in that context it would be very irresponsible to underestimate the decline of fossil fuels. Unfortunately, information about fossil fuel reserves available from governments and industry is unreliable and/or deceptively misleading. Use of such information as a foundation for renewable energy policy is dangerous."

• Over the Peak, by Christopher Flavin, World Watch [2006 Jan 11]

  "... Brazil already gets over 40 percent of its light transportation fuel from ethanol derived from sugar cane, and studies in the United States indicate that this largest of all oil consumers could grow well over half its liquid fuels using advanced new technologies that are expected to be commercialized in the next decade."

  Is this believable? See Sugar Cane and Alcohol in Brazil