EU: Swifter wind and solar build-out can replace 20 billion m3 of Russian gas this year
In its action plan for how to reduce dependence on Russian gas, the European Commission sees renewables play the second-largest role in the short run, with green hydrogen taking center stage in the long term. However, the principal solution is liquefied natural gas.
BY MAZ PLECHINGER, TRANSLATED BY CHRISTOFFER ØSTERGAARD
As early as this year, the EU will be able to reduce its consumption of Russian gas by two thirds.
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