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European Power Players Unite: Seven Nations Commit to CO2-Free Electricity Systems by 2035

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December 22, 2023
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European Power Players Unite: Seven Nations Commit to CO2-Free Electricity Systems by 2035
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In a groundbreaking pledge, seven European nations, including heavyweights Germany, the Netherlands, and France, have committed to eliminating CO2-emitting power plants from their electricity systems by 2035. This ambitious goal is set to transform nearly half of the European Union’s (EU) power production landscape, with Germany and France, the continent’s two largest power producers, at the forefront of the initiative.

The commitment was announced collectively by EU member states Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands, alongside non-EU member Switzerland, which aligns itself with certain EU climate policies. In a joint statement, the countries emphasized that existing EU climate measures are on track to guide Europe toward a nearly CO2-free power sector by 2040. However, the participating nations have chosen to accelerate this transition, aiming for a CO2-free power system a full five years earlier.

The collaborative effort is driven by the recognition that advancing together will facilitate joint planning of essential infrastructure. This includes the development of robust grids and energy storage systems necessary to seamlessly integrate substantial amounts of low-carbon power into the network and ensure its efficient flow across national borders. The interconnected electricity systems of these countries, coupled with offshore potential and storage capabilities, create a synergistic environment for the success of this ambitious endeavor.

Rob Jetten, the Netherlands’ caretaker energy minister, highlighted the strong interconnectivity among the participating countries, stating, “The countries have a strongly interconnected electricity system, and can benefit from offshore potential in some areas and storage in other areas.”

As of 2022, the EU sourced 41% of its electricity from renewable sources, according to data from the European Environment Agency. Despite this progress, the carbon intensity of power generation varies significantly among member states. The commitment from these seven nations not only underscores their determination to lead the way in decarbonizing the power sector but also emphasizes the importance of collaboration to overcome shared challenges.

This united front reflects a broader European commitment to advancing sustainable energy practices and combating climate change. The initiative aligns with the EU’s larger strategy to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, demonstrating that these nations are not only setting ambitious targets but actively working together to realize them. As the transition to a greener energy future gains momentum, this collaborative effort sets a significant precedent for other nations and regions to follow suit in the global fight against climate change.

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