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EU aims to double electricity use by 2040 without binding targets
5 sourcesFirst reported 4 days agoUpdated 23 hours ago
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- The European Commission has unveiled an Electrification Action Plan aiming to double electricity use in Europe by 2040.
- The plan sets a target for electrification of energy at 46% by 2040 but avoids establishing a binding target.
- The initiative seeks to significantly reduce consumption and dependence on energy imports.
- EU energy chief Dan Jørgensen stated that this plan marks a transition away from fossil fuels.
- The proposed changes are expected to impact households and industries across member states, including Greece.
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Politico Europe
left
EU wants to double electricity use by 2040, but avoids binding target
Politico Europe· 4 days ago
left
Η Ευρώπη μετατρέπεται σε «Ηλεκτρική Ήπειρο»
Τα Νέα· 23 hours ago
center
Electrification Action Plan: Το διπλό σχέδιο της ΕΕ για φθηνότερο ρεύμα και η παράταση στο όριο μηδενικών ρύπων
Techgear.gr· 3 days ago
center
Το σχέδιο της ΕΕ ώστε να γίνει η Ευρώπη «ηλεκτρο-ήπειρος» – Πως θα επηρεάσει την Ελλάδα σε όρους κόστους για νοικοκυριά & βιομηχανίες
newsit.gr· 3 days ago
right
Η Κομισιόν θέτει τον πρώτο στόχο στην ενέργεια: Εξηλεκτρισμός στο 46% ως το 2040
Naftemporiki· 4 days ago