According to the Prime Minister, Spain will have to triple renewable energy if it wants to achieve targets set by Europe in 2020. “The Prime Minister, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, has acknowledged that the objectives set by the European Council last week to reduce greenhouse gases and use renewable energy sources” are ambitious, “and that Spain will required to “triple” 2020, representing the current share of renewables in energy production.
Zapatero, who has appeared before Congress to explain the results of the European Council, has said that it “has had very positive results for Europe and for Spain”, especially since, in addition to “an important political impetus to the process of European construction “” Nature has given a letter of integrated European energy policy and climate change that puts us in the forefront of renewable energy. “
Tripling renewables
In this sense, about the agreement that by 2020 the 20% renewables in energy production, the Prime Minister said that Spain should “triple in the next thirteen years the current rate,” which “involve a significant effort but also provides research, technology and industry opportunities Spanish first order. “
The President has reviewed other targets in this area-limit temperature increase to 2 degrees Celsius, a 20% reduction in C02 emissions by 2020 – as well as the first Action Plan approved energy policy and has admitted they are “ambitious, both in body and by the time horizon for which you have set” but are, he said, “In line with the priorities and the action line of the Government”. “Source: Europa Press
The President insists on a progressive reduction of nuclear energy in 30 years
José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero announced yesterday at the Congress of Deputies, before the end of the term, the Government will present a document establishing the strategic planning of Spain for the next 30 years, including a gradual reduction nuclear power in our country.
Zapatero made the announcement during the debate on the outcome of the last European Council in Brussels last week, after the PP president Mariano Rajoy, underlined that, while in other European countries, calls for a debate on the use of nuclear energy, in Spain the only thing that is known is that Zapatero he dubbed ‘the most antinuclear his government. ” Also CiU spokesman, Josep Antoni Duran i Lleida, claimed that debate.
The Chief Executive said that it will meet the commitment of the PSOE’s electoral program of gradually reducing nuclear energy, “guaranteeing the energy supply of the country, while increasing renewable energy.
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