Commodity Market Report
Europe energy policy long-term outlook 2020
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Report summary
EU policy measures will be the biggest driver of changes in energy use across Europe as the bloc tackles declining gas production, increasing reliance on imports and commits to a decarbonised economy. Consequently, the now 27-Member States are obliged to meet corresponding goals to develop 'a more secure, sustainable and affordable' energy mix. The level of ambition in the Green Deal makes much of the EU’s existing climate and energy policy suite redundant. We estimate current measures put the EU on a trajectory to reach a 60% reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from 1990 levels by 2050 versus the previous – and non-binding – aspiration to cut emissions by 80-95%. A net zero 2050 target, with additional objectives to clean up all aspects of the economy, requires a fundamental rewrite of the European rulebook. Current measures also make the EU's chances of achieving it's binding 40% reduction target by 2030 extremely tight, according to our modelling.
Table of contents
- Main projects and initiatives
- Security of supply and solidarity
- Main projects and initiatives
- Internal market
- Competition
- Antitrust enforcement
- Main projects and initiatives
- The Paris Agreement: an upside risk for EU climate change targets
- Clean Mobility
- 'A hydrogen strategy for a climate-neutral Europe'
- Clean Energy for all Europeans
- Renewable energy targets
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Timeline of key measures in the European Green Deal
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EU emissions and EU 2030 existing and proposed emissions targetsEmission changes by sectorEU-27 RE power supply mix & RE share of total power
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