EU says it is on track to meet main 2030 climate and energy goals

DEBATE. The EU staying the course on climate policy is necessary to secure jobs and welfare for millions of Europeans. Swedish politicians must clearly stand by that line, write big companies and WWF.

Despite opposition to the Green Pact for Europe, EU Member States are on track to reduce their CO2 emissions by 54% by 2030, in line with their commitments.

The European Commission claims that the Twenty-Seven are in the grip of a 55% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. The executive announced this information at a press conference, while Belgium's climate plan is still missing. ...

Brussels has forecast a 55% reduction in GHG emissions since 1990, but negotiations for 2040 have stalled.

The European Union is well on its way to reducing its net greenhouse gas emissions, but the commitments still need to be implemented, and environmental organisations are being martified.

The European Union has committed itself by law to reduce CO2 emissions by 55 percent by 2030. At the current rate, 54 percent will be achieved.