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EU ENERGY POLICY

This page is based on INFORSE-Europe's monitoring of EU Policy. Read about the proposals content, status, and eventual INFORSE-Europe positions to the proposal. Updates are also published in the Sustainable Energy News. This is not an exhaustive list, since so many elements of EU policy have effects on how sustainable European energy supply and use will be.
We welcome comments by email to ove@inforse.org


Background Information
NEW in 2023: For an explanation of how the EU's legislative process works, click here.
NEW in 2023: Read more on Green Deal

Sustainable Energy
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Nuclear Issues

 

INFORSE Europe Comments on EU "winter package" of EU Climate and Energy Legislation to Meet 2030 Targets
For more information, please see upcoming legislations on Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy and Market Legislation.

Energy Poverty
INFORSE-Europe suggestions on how to reduce energy poverty in EU in sustainable ways

Background Information
For more information how the EU's legislative process works, click here. (Updated in 2023)
For more information about the Directives, please see How are Directives Implemented?
For more detailed descriptions about the EU proposals see links at the individual proposals and/or search at EU's web site http://europa.eu/

Debates & Information on EU Energy Policy in Denmark
Activities in Denmark: debates and an educational role game on EU climate negotiation (in Danish). Read more at EU & Energi

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