EU raises renewable energy requirements to limits met by only three countries

The Nordic and Baltic countries are best prepared for new energy challenges. The percentages for industry and transport have increased

The European Union (EU) is determined to put more pressure on member countries to increase the share of renewable energy, especially in sectors that are lagging behind in implementing green policies. In the revision of the Renewable Energy Directive (REDII), Brussels initially set the target of a minimum 40% share of renewable energy sources by 2030. The plan sought to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55%.

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