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Estimated effects of increased RES consumption since 2005 on fossil fuels and GHG emissions
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EEA estimated effects of RES consumption increase since 2005
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EEA estimated effects of RES consumption increase since 2005 on fossil fuels and GHG emissions, by renewable energy technology (ktoe and MtCO2)
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This concerns the most recent set of EEA estimates on the amounts of gross avoided fossil fuels and GHG emissions, per Member State and for the EU as a whole, due to the increase in gross final RES consumption since 2005. The estimates are presented as annual data starting with 2005. The 2017 estimates are drawing on the EEA 2017 RES share proxies and the EEA 2017 proxies on primary and final energy consumption.
These EEA estimated effects are not to be confused with information reported by Member States biennially as part of their renewable energy progress reports under Directive 2009/28/EC.
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