Publication
Published
9.6.2016
Marcia Rocha, Fabio Sferra, Michiel Schaeffer, Niklas Roming, Andrzej Ancygier, Paola Parra, Jasmin Cantzler, Alain Coimbra, Bill Hare
This report investigates the implications of the Paris climate agreement’s long-term temperature goal for greenhouse gas emissions in Finland and in the European Union. It finds the EU’s targets adopted for 2030 and 2050, and therefore also concerning Finland, are not ambitious enough to achieve the Paris Agreement goals. This implies that ambition levels need to be revised upwards in order to reach the goals set in the Paris Agreement.
What does the Paris climate agreement mean for Finland and the European Union?
Climate Analytics
Berlin
2016
44 p.
CLIMATE CHANGE; SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT; FINLAND; EUROPEAN UNION; CLIMATE POLICY; GLOBAL WARMING; PARIS AGREEMENT; LOW CARBON TECHNOLOGY; ENERGY EFFICIENCY; RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES; FOSSIL FUEL; GAS; OIL; BIOENERGY; NUCLEAR POWER; COAL; ENERGY ECONOMY; ENERGY SYSTEMS; EMISSION REDUCTION