The European Commission presented a Green Deal and the EU countries agreed that the EU must be climate neutral by 2050.
Counteracting climate change must be achieved by making greater use of sustainable energy sources such as wind power and solar power.
The European Commission's Joint Research Centre has published a new Science for Policy brief with up-to-date figures on the European bioeconomy. The publication shows the extent of its economic significance and the sources of growth. In 2023, biomass production and processing sectors together generated €863 billion in added value. That is…
Climate policy By 2030, CO2 emissions in Europe must be reduced by 55 percent, instead of the previously agreed 40 percent. The European Commission wants to show that the crisis does not stand in the way of climate ambitions.
Download the progress report 'Energy from renewable sources in the Netherlands 2013 – 2014' here
