Fossil fuels and
large hydropower accounted for only 4 percent of energy access financing, showing again that investing in large, conventional energy projects is not an effective way to increase energy access.
Not exact matches
In the U.S.,
large - scale renewable projects plus conventional
hydropower are expected to
account for 14 percent of total electricity generation in 2016, a 9 percent rise from 2015, the U.S. Energy Information Administration recently reported.
Large capacity segment in 2016
accounted for over 80 % of global
hydropower market share.
And in China, wind power — despite
accounting for less than 3 percent of electricity generation — recently overtook nuclear to become the country's third
largest power source after coal and
hydropower.
By March 6, 16.32 million CERs had been issued for 132 dams, and China
accounted for 71.52 per cent of the 653
large hydropower projects in the world that have been registered or are seeking registration under the CDM to sell CERs, according to International Rivers.