The green transition in Central and Eastern Europe

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Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) is experiencing a significant transformation to reduce carbon emissions by 2050, in accordance with the European Union Climate Law. Countries in the region are investing in clean energy sources, while implementing energy efficiency and greenhouse gas emission reduction strategies to fulfill the mandatory objectives of the European Green Deal.

The report explores the progress and barriers to the green transition in CEE, focusing on the sectors responsible for the highest greenhouse gas emissions.

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The green transition in Central and Eastern Europe

Pages: 54 Pages
Format: PDF
Language: English
Released: November 2024
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Price: New price:$995 USD

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Green policy measures

Climate action negotiations
Binding climate targets
Carbon emission reduction tools

Greenhouse gas emissions in CEE

Development of emissions
Most polluting sectors
Business emission monitoring

Green transition in the energy sector

Emissions form the energy sector
Largest carbon-emitting power stations
Main energy sources and renewable deployment
Energy efficiency

Green transition in the manufacturing sector

Energy use
Emissions from the manufacturing sector
Emission mitigation

Green transition in agriculture

Energy use
Emissions from the agriculture sector
Emissions from different agricultural activities

Socioeconomic challenges and realities

Climate measures and daily life
Energy poverty
Employment prospects

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