In October
2014, EU countries that heavily rely on coal are expected to receive billions
in funding to cut greenhouse emissions. Specifically, EU leaders are expected
to stimulate Eastern European countries to sign up for the new 2030 climate
goal, which aims to cut emissions by 30%.
This new target comes after a review
of the Energy Efficiency Directive by the European Commission. Although some
countries (like Germany) are expected to meet the goals ahead of time, other
counties (like Bulgaria and Romania) face industrial challenges that require
extra funding.
To learn more
about the EC's 2030 policy framework for climate and energy, visit
http://ec.europa.eu/clima/policies/2030/index_en.htm
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