Costs and Benefits to EU Members States of 2030 Climate and Energy Targets
This report examines the costs and benefits of 2030 climate and energy targets for EU member states, focusing on CO2 emissions reduction, renewable energy development, and energy efficiency.
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Methods
The research employed the POLES-Enerdata model to simulate energy supply and demand, as well as associated greenhouse gas emissions, under different 2030 climate and energy policy scenarios for EU member states. The model accounted for economic growth rates, technology costs, and existing policies to project future energy consumption patterns and the costs of meeting various targets.
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Key Insights
The report analyzes the implications of various 2030 climate and energy targets for EU member states using the POLES-Enerdata model. It assesses the economic, security, and health impacts of reducing greenhouse gas emissions, increasing renewable energy usage, and improving energy efficiency. The study evaluates different policy scenarios, their costs relative to a reference case, and the potential benefits, including reduced energy imports and health costs from air pollution.
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Additional Viewpoints
Categories: English publication language | abatement costs | climate change | climate policy | economic impact | economy | energy | energy efficiency | energy security | energy targets | ghg emissions | health benefits | policy scenarios | renewable energy