gross national electricity consumption / energy production / gross final energy consumption / wind energy / oil shale / electricity / main domestic energy source / sold electricity / gross electricity consumption / purchase electricity / oil shale power industry / low electricity consumption / gross national energy consumption / bio energy production / forestry products / energy crop subsidies / electricity grid / energy imports / bio energy crops / external energy supplies / network operator / internal electricity market / energy sector / electricity production / energy sources / non-wood forestry products / Technology specific / energy supply / energy crops / wind accounting / increased energy links / energy value / non-wood agricultural products / wind energy producers / bio energy / network operators / energy / /
Organization
Estonian Fund for Nature / Tax and Customs Board / European Commission / European Union / Ministry of Economics Affairs / /
RENEWABLE ENERGY POLICY REVIEW ESTONIA Estonian economy is highly dependent on fossil fuels. Approximately 90% of Estonia’s energy is produced through the combustion of fossil fuels. The remaining 10% comes from renew