Renewables Could Cut EU Gas Use

A new study by IEEFA suggests that increased adoption of heat pumps, solar, and wind power could reduce EU gas consumption by approximately a quarter by 2030. This shift is seen as crucial for bolstering Europe’s energy resilience amid geopolitical instability, particularly concerning reliance on LNG imports. Experts warn against continued dependence on volatile fossil fuel supplies and highlight the growing contribution of domestic renewable energy sources.

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