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Public consultation on a 2030 framework for climate and energy policies

The EU has a clear framework to steer its energy and climate policies up to 2020 and is making good progress towards meeting its climate and energy targets for 2020. But providing clarity on a policy framework for 2030 is also needed. The 2030 framework should build on the experience and lessons from the current framework.

The Green Paper raises a set of questions e.g. relating to the main lessons from the 2020 framework; type, nature and level of climate and energy targets for 2030; coherence between different policy instruments; competitiveness and security of energy supply; and distribution of efforts between Member States.

This public consultation asks for insights and viewpoints on the basis of the questions included in the Green Paper with a view of informing the on-going work within the Commission of developing a 2030 framework for climate and energy policies.

  • Consultation period: from 28/03/2013 to 02/07/2013
  • Target group(s): All EU citizens and organisations are welcome to contribute to this consultation, including public authorities as well as other relevant stakeholders from outside the EU.
  • Submission of responses to the consultation: For more information on how to contribute to this consultation, click here.
  • Read the Green paper
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24 May 2013

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