In line with achieving carbon neutrality before 2050, the state heads of the European Union Council has decided to raise the bar and raise greenhouse gas emission reductions to 60% before 2030. This initiative is supported by that of Tomorrow’s Energy, and the approach taken states the transition from fossil fuels to solar as a source for energy.

Given that the energy consumption in Europe is steadily rising, according to a study conducted by the association, we need to turn towards renewable sources as a supply for this growing demand.

Leaders and experts discuss the best course to take in educating and helping coal-dependent states to do the transition. The most ideal approach would be to continuously educate the citizens about the sustainable benefits of adopting a solar-powered energy system while encourage and supporting industries that utilize solar-harvesting technologies as their main energy source.

Policy advisors say that this increase in ambition to battle against climate change will lead to more efforts to re-skill workers and recalibrate working systems, but this is an effort that the Council, as well as associations like Tomorrow’s Energy, is willing to contribute to.