Most EU citizens back an urgent transition to greener fuel, survey shows
The survey found 87% want renewable energy prioritized and 55% prefer EU-made clean technology, even if deployment is slower, the bank said.
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Three-quarters of European Union citizens believe that switching away from fossil fuels is an urgent need, and nearly nine out of ten want politicians to prioritize the use of renewable energy sources, according to a survey published on Thursday. Estonians are slightly less enthusiastic about the need for an energy transition than the European average.
Most EU citizens back an urgent transition to greener fuel, survey shows
By Simon Jessop LONDON, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Three quarters of European Union citizens say moving away from fossil fuels is urgent and nearly nine in ten want politicians to prioritise renewable energy sources, a survey of 23,000 people by the European I...
EU Survey Reveals Massive Support for Renewable Energy Transition
A majority of European Union citizens are in favor of an accelerated transition away from oil and gas and into alternative energy sources and transport electrification, a survey conducted by the European Investment Bank has shown, as reported by Reuters, which got an exclusive look at the survey. According to the survey, which involved 23,000 respondents, 87% wanted governments to make the transition a priority, with 52% saying solar should be a…
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