Greenhouse Gas Emissions Decreased in the EU Last Year
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Greenhouse gas emissions in the EU continue to decline, according to the EU Climate Action Progress Report 2026 and the Carbon Market Report, published by the European Commission.
Palazzo Berlaymont has published the Report on Progress in EU Climate Action of 2026 and the Carbon Market Report. Italy and 8 other EU countries have not made sufficient progress
Greenhouse gas emissions in the EU decreased by 1.6 percent last year compared to the year before, according to the EU's climate progress report for 2026 published today. As Brussels emphasizes, emissions are currently 39 percent below 1990 levels. They also point out the need to expand the use of clean technologies.
The European Commission published today, 9 November, the 2026 report on EU progress in climate action and the carbon market report, which shows that EU greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions continue to decline, clean technologies are developing, and Member States are benefiting from increased revenues from [...] The post report: Greenhouse gas emissions continue to decline in the EU, and the use of clean technologies is expanding throughout the economy…
The European Union (EU) remains in the process of meeting the 2030 climate targets, and homologous greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions fell by 1.6% in 2025, according to a report released today in Brussels.
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