ENERGY COMMUNITY COUNTRIES HAVE TOUGH ROAD TO FOLLOW TO MEET EU-LINKED RENEWABLE ENERGY TARGETS
December 1st, 2015
COUNTRIES in eastern Europe and the western Balkans are struggling to meet renewable energy targets set through their membership of the European Union (EU)-linked Energy Community, according to two new reports. They say just one of the community’s eight member countries – Montenegro - is likely to meet EU targets for renewables by 2020.
The Energy Community is designed to extend the EU’s internal energy market to neighbouring countries, creating a regulatory and market framework that is capable of attracting investments for a stable and continuous energy ...
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