Reduction of CO2 emissions — latest ecology news

According to leaders of a number of countries, EU ETS standards are leading to deindustrialization in the name of decarbonization

Even with reduced pollution, glaciers will continue to melt, but at a slower rate

Energy-intensive industries still account for 27% of CO2 emissions in the European Union

At the same time, emissions from industry are lower than emissions from consumption

Solar, wind, and nuclear energy compensated for the growth in electricity demand in the country

Greenhouse gas emissions are one and a half times higher than in the pre-industrial period

The state will compensate for lost income and up to 100% of non-profit investment costs

However, some countries have significantly reduced their emissions, notably Estonia, which has cut emissions by 17.4%

The indicators will allow for more accurate calculation of CO2 emissions in accordance with the European CBAM mechanism

The country aims to increase the share of clean aviation fuel to 5% by 2030

Climate startups will be able to apply for official certification as early as spring