Climate EU energy ministers are satisfied with a 40 renewable

Climate, EU energy ministers are satisfied with a 40% renewable energy mix by 2030

European energy ministers are content to achieve that 40% of renewable in the EU energy mix 2030. The compromise reached at the Energy Council in Luxembourg contradicts the proposal of the EU Commission to increase the target 45% included in the maxi floor RePowerEu to reduce it dependency light up Russian fossil fuels. The target for 2030 is currently set 32%. The text, which now has to be negotiated with Parliament and the Commission, requires countries to increase the contributions set out in the integrated national energy and climate plans (PNECs), which are due to be updated in 2023 and 2024.

Another compromise to the detriment, explains Euractiv, is that the objectives related to the primary energy consumption You will be “indicative“And therefore not mandatory for the member countries. With regard to strengthening long-term energy efficiency measures, the green light was given for the reduction of “at least 9% by 2030 compared to 2020″: the Commission had proposed an increase to 13%. The 9% target equates to a maximum total end consumption of 787 million tonnes of oil equivalent (Mtoe) per year, a decrease of 36% compared to 2007 projections for 2030. Each country must determine this indicative national contributions, which the Commission will review and correct if the EU target is not met. The text, part of the package Suitable for 55will now be the subject of negotiations between the Commission, the Council and the European Parliament.

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