Catalunya is currently not meeting the environmental aims set out in the Generalitat's Pla de l’Energia 2006-2015, and as such a revised version of the plan will be approved today by the government, with the focus being placed on energy saving (article in Castilian, La Vanguardia). Wind, solar, and biomass and biogas technologies are all falling short of what was originally set out in the document, with only photovoltaic surpassing the levels that were put in place three years ago. As such, the new version of the Pla de l’Energia seeks to achieve a reduction of 24 percent in the consumption of primary energy by 2020; the idea would be to try and bring down the use of energy by 1.6 percent each year, a figure that the Department of Economy and Finances says is reasonable. In terms of where Catalunya has failed to meet its targets, a good example is wind power: it was supposed to be creating 3,000MW of electricity by 2010, but is currently only producing 500MW, while windmills are being constructed that could produce an additional 350MW when working and others that should produce 900MW are awaiting approval from the Industry Ministry. This means that even by 2013, there will still only be 1,750MW produced by wind, far below the 2010 target.