new goals to be achieved for the EU and Italy

According to the rules in force, at least 20% of the energy consumed in 2020 must come from renewable sources, such as the sun, biombad, electricity, etc. 39, hydraulic power or wind energy. Most members of the Union are on the right track, having already reached or being very close to the targets set for 2020.

We recall that these objectives have been endorsed by the Member States and are binding. On June 14, 2018, the European Parliament and the Council concluded an Interim Agreement on the Directive on Renewable Energies . The directive introduces the binding 32% clean energy goal by 2030 and lays down new principles on how to economically support the use of renewable energy sources. The right of citizens to produce their own energy is also reinforced by this agreement

The new objectives were announced ambitious from the beginning: in 2014, the European Council (composed of heads of state and government of all EU Member States) is committed to raising the target to 27% by 2030. The European Parliament and the Council of the Union Europeans have now turned this commitment into a goal of 32% renewable energy. [19659012] In detail: how is the energy transition going in the EU countries? Italy is one of the countries that have already reached the target set for 2020 in 2015, but the share of renewable energy consumed (17, 5%) is lower than that of the others states. In neighboring Austria, for example, the share of renewable energies is 33.5%