Woodfuels and Renewable Energy Subsector 225. Strategic Targets: i. To reduce the wood intensity of charcoal production (ratio of wood input to charcoal) from existing 4:1 to 3:1 in the Savannah zone and from 5-6:1 to 4:1 in the forest zone by 2015. ii. To ensure that the energy share of traditional biomass (woodfuels) in the national final energy mix is reduced from about 60 percent at present to at least 50 percent by 2015 and eventually to 40 percent by 2020. iii. To increase the supply of renewable energy and modern biomass in the Ghanaian final energy supply to achieve at least 10 percent penetration by 2020. 226. Ways recommended for meeting the future woodfuel supply requirements of the country include  Expanding forest plantation cover.  Promoting fuel substitution in households and commercial cooking.  Setting up a national agency dedicated solely to woodfuel production and marketing issues along the same lines as VRA and ECG for Electricity, and GNPC and GOIL for petroleum issues. Plantations It is possible to meet the wood demand required for firewood and charcoal production under moderately high economic growth scenario by expanding the nation's artificial forest plantations from the current 750,000 hectares to: 227.