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European Union lawmakers backed plans Tuesday to ramp up the proportion of energy consumed in the 27-country bloc that is produced by renewables to at least 42.5% by 2030, with an ultimate target&nbsp

The European Parliament has voted to endorse much higher binding renewable energy targets for 2030.

The EPP Group secured a booster for the expansion of renewable energies in the EU. Today, the European Parliament approved the new Renewable Energy Directive which will set the framework for a faster, more ambitious, less bureaucratic and more...

Renewables will have to make up 42.5 per cent of the EUs energy consumption by 2030, with the aim of achieving 45 per cent, following MEPs vote Tuesday to boost the deployment of renewable energy.

MEPs vote to boost deployment of renewable energy across EU, while Greens question Metsola interview in which she commented on costs of climate adaptability

On Tuesday, the Parliament voted to amend the renewable energy directive, thereby helping to fulfill the commitments made in the European Green Agreement and

BRUSSELS, June 19 (Reuters) - European Union lawmakers plan to accept changes made by countries last week to the blocs renewable energy law, to give assurances to France and others on potentially exempting ammonia plants, th...

BRUSSELS, June 14 (Reuters) - EU countries are split over whether to add a loophole allowing nuclear power to be used in ammonia production to a landmark law on expanding renewable energy, diplomatic sources sa...

A key element of the European Union's Green Deal package has been delayed after France, the bloc's biggest supporter of nuclear power, said it won't back

Luxembourg opposes validating nuclear power as clean power source