Energy Progress in the EU
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Data shows the average energy efficiency rating by EU member state (2023-2024)
The EU introduces mandatory energy efficiency standards for buildings, appliances, and transportation to achieve a 55% emission reduction target by 2030.
By 2025, all new buildings are required to meet at least a 20% reduction in energy consumption. Retrofitting older buildings to reach class B by 2030.
Enhanced A+++ rating system expands to include all electronic devices by 2025, with mandatory labeling showing energy consumption estimates.
Road vehicle CO2 emission reduction targets for light duty vehicles must improve by 30% compared to 2020 levels by 2025.
Energy-intense industries must adopt EU-wide benchmarks on energy use, including steel, cement, and chemical producers.
Data shows the average energy efficiency rating by EU member state (2023-2024)
Share your thoughts on how these energy standards can help your home, business, or community. All EU citizens and stakeholders have the right to give feedback through the European Public Consultation Portal.