I would like to suggest to search in the IRENA homepage the information you are looking for.

You can find plenty of data on renewable energy consumption by visiting the following URLs:

1) U.S. DOE Energy Information Administration (EIA) at:

https://www.eia.gov

2) DOE National Energy Renewable Laboratory (NREL) at:

https://www.nrel.gov

3) The International Energy Agency (IEA)

http://www.iea.org

Good luck with your research!

Pamelah Cheuka, It's important to know, which sector that you wanted to analyse the renewable energy consumption pattern... whether it's at the household level, farm level or industry/ business sector level or at the macro (national) level, depending on which the data requirement also may change. May be, it's also important to look at the literature using different models, such as the surrogate pricing method, being used to derive proxy values for energy. Cost avoided for purchasing conventional energy also can be a suitable variable (measure), in which, you consider the cost of purchase for conventional energy units in the process of production (manufacturing) - agriculture or industry, as the case maybe.

This is vast area comprising wind, solar, hydro, bio mass, bio gas, tilde, gio etc., My advice is ------- first you have to select the most suitable and important renewable energy source (which you are interest or available in your area) and deeply concern the particular source only.

Thank you Kodithuwakkuge Jayasinghe Viswanathan P K Yehia F. Khalil Jorge Morales Pedraza

You are welcome!