The EU is actively working to diversify its sources of electricity production, in order to have energy sources that are cleaner, affordable and self-sufficient. How does this work in practice?
 
An episode by Hermine Donceel, brought to you by Euranet Plus
Photo © zhengzaishuru / Shutterstock

The EU is actively working to diversify its sources of electricity production, in order to have energy sources that are cleaner, affordable and self-sufficient. How does this work in practice? An episode by Hermine Donceel, brought to you by Euranet Plus Photo © zhengzaishuru / Shutterstock

The EU is actively working to diversify its sources of electricity production, in order to have energy sources that are cleaner, affordable and self-sufficient. How does this work in practice?
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An episode by Hermine Donceel, brought to you by Euranet Plus
Photo © zhengzaishuru / Shutterstock
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Solar energy & alternatives: where there’s a will, there’s a way

The European Union wants to go green. In December 2019, the European Commission unveiled its Green Deal, its roadmap to making the EU economy sustainable and thus achieving its end goal: to become the first climate-neutral continent by 2050. 

But what does the Green Deal mean for each of us? As citizens, as consumers, what habits will we need to change to make our day-to-day lives more sustainable? What compromises will we have to make? And what measures can we expect from Europe and our national public authorities to encourage these changes? 

By delving into daily life across the EU in this Green Deal podcast, our network of radio correspondents provides insight and answers to the challenges facing the bloc.

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The European Union wants to go green. In December 2019, the European Commission unveiled its Green Deal, its roadmap to making the EU economy sustainable and thus achieving its end goal: to become the first climate-neutral continent by 2050. But what does the Green Deal mean for each of us? As citizens, as consumers, what habits will we need to change to make our day-to-day lives more sustainable? What compromises will we have to make? And what measures can we expect from Europe and our national public authorities to encourage these changes? By delving into daily life across the EU in this Green Deal podcast, our network of radio correspondents provides insight and answers to the challenges facing the bloc.

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