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Statistical transfer between Lithuania and Luxembourg

The agreement helps Luxembourg achieve its national renewable energy target for 2020 by receiving a statistical transfer of a specified amount of renewable energy produced in Lithuania. The agreement includes the option for additional transfers in the future.

Key aspects of this agreement
  • Date of signature of agreement:
  • Volumes per year:
    • 700 GWh between 2018–2020
    • Option for additional transfers of 1.500 GWh for 2018 and 2.000 GWh for 2019 and 2020, respectively.
    • 250 GWh for 2020
  • Additional conditions:

    The revenues received by Lithuania from Luxembourg are to be used to finance new projects and research in RES.

Statistical transfer between Denmark and Ireland

The agreement stipulates that Denmark will transfer a fixed volume of renewable energy target amounts in 2020 to help Ireland fulfil its national renewable energy target. The agreement includes the option for additional transfers.

Key aspects of this agreement
  • Date of signature of agreement:
  • Volumes per year:
    • 1 TWh for 2020, 3 TWh optional
Statistical transfer between Estonia and Ireland

The agreement stipulates that Estonia will transfer a fixed volume of renewable energy target amounts in 2020 to help Ireland fulfil its national renewable energy target. The agreement includes the option for additional transfers. 

Key aspects of this agreement
  • Date of signature of agreement:
  • Volumes per year:
    • 2.5 TWh for 2020, 1 TWh optional
Statistical transfer between Finland and Belgium

The agreement stipulates that Finland will transfer a fixed volume of renewable energy target amounts to help Belgium achieve its national renewable energy target for 2020. The statistical transfer was conducted by the Flemish Region of Belgium which will benefit from the transfer of a specified amount of renewable energy produced in Finland. 

Key aspects of this agreement
  • Date of signature of agreement:
  • Volumes per year:
    • 1.92 TWh for 2020
Statistical transfer between Czech Republic and Slovenia

The agreement stipulates that Czech Republic will transfer a fixed volume of renewable energy target amounts to help Slovenia fulfil its 2020 national renewable energy target. 

Key aspects of this agreement
  • Date of signature of agreement:
  • Volumes per year:
    • 465 GWh for 2020
Statistical transfer between Denmark and Belgium
Key aspects of this agreement
  • Date of signature of agreement:
  • Volumes per year:
    • 1.8 TWh for 2020
Statistical transfer between Lithuania and Belgium

The agreement stipulates that Lithuania will transfer a fixed volume of renewable energy target amounts to help Belgium achieve its national renewable energy target for 2020. The statistical transfer was conducted by the Brussels Capital Region of Belgium which will benefit from the transfer of a specified amount of renewable energy produced in Lithuania. 

Key aspects of this agreement
  • Date of signature of agreement:
  • Volumes per year:
    • 152 GWh for 2020
Statistical transfer between Denmark and Netherlands

The agreement stipulates that Denmark will transfer a fixed volume of renewable energy target amounts in 2020 to the Netherlands. The agreement includes the option for additional transfers. 

Key aspects of this agreement
  • Date of signature of agreement:
  • Volumes per year:
    • 8 TWh for 2020
    • Option for additional transfers of 8 TWh (until 1 Aug 2021)
  • Additional conditions:

    Denmark shall use the revenues received to finance a tender for Power-to-X (PtX) technologies (aiming at approx. 100 MW green electrolysis capacity). The exact design of the tender is to be determined by the Danish authorities. PtX is considered a mutual interest of both parties. The statistical transfer will ensure fundamental experience and knowledge exchange between the Danish and the Dutch authorities in this area.

Statistical transfer between Estonia and Malta

The agreement stipulates that Estonia will transfer a fixed volume of renewable energy target amounts to help Malta fulfil its 2020 national renewable energy target.

Key aspects of this agreement
  • Date of signature of agreement:
  • Volumes per year:
    • 20 GWh for 2020
Statistical transfer between Estonia and Luxembourg

The agreement stipulates that Estonia will transfer a fixed volume of renewable energy target amounts in 2018 and 2020 to help Luxembourg fulfil its 2020 national renewable energy target. The agreement includes the option for additional transfers. 

Key aspects of this agreement
  • Date of signature of agreement:
  • Volumes per year:
    • 300 GWh for 2018
    • 400 GWh for 2020
    • Option for additional transfers of 600 GWh for 2018, 2019 and 2020, respectively
  • Additional conditions:

    The renewable energy target amount transferred shall firstly be renewable electricity quantities (wind, solar) and renewable heat quantities (solar, geothermal) and secondly renewable energy quantities from biomass issued out of a sustainable forestry in the Selling Member State. The revenues received by Estonia from Luxembourg are to be used to finance projects in the areas of renewable energy or energy efficiency.