PROPOSALS REGARDING CLIMATE CHANGE AND ENERGY FOR 2030

Maria Popescu and Alexandru Gribincea
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Maria Popescu: ULIM
Alexandru Gribincea: ULIM

Annals - Economy Series, 2015, vol. 1I, 298-302

Abstract: Climate policies are fundamental for the future of our planet, while a truly European energy policy is a key factor for our competitiveness.It`s mandatory a new European energy policy which must accept the real energetic motivations regarding sustainability and greenhouse gas, security of supply and dependence on imports, competitiveness and efficient functioning of the internal energy market. An ambitious target of 40% reduction in emissions of greenhouse gases for 2030 is the cornerstone of the most efficient in terms of cost on our path towards a low-carbon dioxide. And at least 27% target for renewable energy is an important signal to investors to provide stability, boost green jobs and support security of supply. Using renewable energy sources (wind, solar and photovoltaic, biomass and biofuels, geothermal and heat pumps) undeniably contributes to limiting climate change. In addition, it helps to secure energy supplies and to create and increase employment in Europe, thanks to increasing local energy production and consumption.

Keywords: security; energy; European Union; strategy; economics; climate; carbon dioxide (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
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