Fact sheet on energy efficiency investment programmes in Romania
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Briefing | 23 November 2021
A successful transition to a decarbonised economy is carried out by prioritising investments in energy efficiency, one of the main pillars of the European Green Deal. Romania has committed to reduce its final energy consumption by 40.4 per cent and its primary energy consumption by 45.1 per cent by 2030. To reach these objectives, coherent and effective investment schemes for measures that increase energy efficiency are needed.
This fact sheet analyses the existing energy efficiency investment schemes available at the national level in Romania, as well as other measures and policies currently in place that aim to increase energy savings. It also makes recommendations for how Romania increase the success of these investment schemes and ultimately contribute to reducing energy consumption.
Location: Romania
Tags: RegENERateLife | Romania | energy efficiency
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