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Global electricity consumption is projected to increase by an unprecedented 3,500 TWh over the next 3 years

Researchers say that it will exacerbate conflicts, hunger and migration around the world, and the risks for Europe will increase

The first-ever supply of Ukrainian biogas abroad took place a few days earlier, on February 6.

Decarbonization will be facilitated by an agreement on clean industry

Global warming efforts were under pressure after US President Donald Trump

A few more domestic manufacturers also intend to produce biogas for consumers abroad

Brussels will release most EU companies from cross -border carbon emissions

Now renewable energy sources provide approximately a third of Europe's energy balance

Politicians suggest returning to the era that preceded the green wave of 2019

One of the reasons is the need for bloc countries to return funds received for recovery after the COVID-19 pandemic

Increasing circularity is a key element of the updated rules

EU member states still have a little more than 17 months to transpose it into national legislation