Energy policy to 2030 - European leaders reach agreement
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EU heads of state have reached agreement on energy policy to 2030, including key targets for emissions reduction, renewables and efficiency. These objectives are intended to establish a long-term framework for affordable, secure and sustainable energy. These goals - 40% emissions reduction, 27% energy from renewables and an unbinding 27% efficiency target by 2030 - position the EU to support negotiation of an international accord at the UN’s climate change congress in Paris during 2015.
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- Motivation and key dimensions
- Effort sharing and concessions
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A central role for emissions trading
- Increasing reserves
- Targeted allocation
- Conclusions
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