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Under the Renewable Energy Directive, the EU has increased its 2030 renewable target from 32 per cent to 42.5 per cent.
The amount of renewable energy used by EU countries is on the rise, according to a recent report.
Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union, found that the share of renewable sources in gross energy consumption at the EU level reached 23 per cent in 2022.
That’s up from 2021, which saw 21.9 per cent come from renewables.
Here’s how different European countries compared.

As countries look to increase the use of public transport, experts explain why making buses, trams and trains free might not be a 'magic wand' to solve the problem.

Le Luxembourg a l'ambition de devenir leader international en matière de développement durable en intégrant sept principes de l'économie circulaire dans sa stratégie nationale.

Starting in March 2020, public transport in Luxembourg will be free of charge.

Three years on from Luxembourg's introduction of free public transport, residents see it as a ‘good form of freedom'.