Germany has published its first roadmap explicitly committing Europe’s largest economy to move away from fossil fuels by 2045. The plan targets 80% renewable electricity by 2030, 215GW of solar power and a 30% methane cut. Though critics warn gas policy and slow electrification could weaken delivery it's an important firat step in the right direction.
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Germany, nagtakda ng 2045 para talikuran ang fossil fuels

THE GUARDIAN

Inilabas ng Germany ang unang roadmap na tahasang naglalayong iwan ng pinakamalaking ekonomiya sa Europe ang fossil fuels pagsapit ng 2045. Target nito ang 80% renewable electricity sa 2030, 215GW solar power at 30% bawas sa methane, habang may puna sa patakaran sa gas at electrification.

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