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ARTICLE · 09 SEPTEMBER 2022

Renewable Energy In CEE

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The European Climate Change Act sets ambitious decarbonisation targets for the European Union (EU): By 2050, the EU is to become climate neutral.

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The European Climate Change Act sets ambitious decarbonisation targets for the European Union (EU): By 2050, the EU is to become climate neutral. The priority target is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 55 % compared to the reference year 1990. Achieving this target requires fundamental changes to the way we generate and consume energy in the future.

The European Green Deal contains a vision of the European Commission on how we can achieve the set climate protection targets. As part of the implementation of the Green Deal, the European Commission is working on a comprehensive legislative package (Fit for 55 Package), because only with the right legal framework can a successful energy transition be possible.

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