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.
(c) Fatih Turan

L’Allemagne fixe à 2045 la sortie des énergies fossiles

THE GUARDIAN

L’Allemagne a publié sa première feuille de route engageant explicitement la première économie européenne à sortir des énergies fossiles d’ici 2045. Le plan vise 80% d’électricité renouvelable en 2030, 215GW de solaire et une baisse de 30% du méthane, avec des réserves sur le gaz.

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