Live Roundups Editor's Desk Insights Executive Ops Weather About 🔍
Home › Environment › Spain, Portugal, Luxembourg Urge EU to Set 2040 Renewables Goal
Environment

Spain, Portugal, Luxembourg Urge EU to Set 2040 Renewables Goal

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 29 September 2026, 06:16 UTC By Daniel Basteiro 1 min read
Key Points

Spain, Portugal and Luxembourg are calling on the European Union to set a 2040 renewable-energy target, as the bloc seeks to reduce its dependence on imported fuel.

Spain, Portugal and Luxembourg are calling on the European Union to set a 2040 renewable-energy target, as the bloc seeks to reduce its dependence on imported fuel.
Spain (LOCATION) Portugal (LOCATION) Luxembourg (LOCATION) EU (ORG) the European Union (ORG)
Originally published by Bloomberg Markets Read original →

Related Stories

New Hampshire scientists protected entire 116-acre farm after 25 years

Laura Bonk and Phil Trowbridge bought 116 acres of undeveloped land in Allenstown, New Hampshire, in 1997. The couple were young scientists and outdoor enthusiasts at the time. They recognised the importance of the property, which lies along the northern boundary of Bear Brook State Park.

Times of India 46m ago

Illinois man’s 100-acre conservation work helps protect water for 30,000 people

When Greg Reising bought roughly 100 acres near Kinkaid Lake in southern Illinois in 1995, he was looking for a place where he could spend time outdoors and connect with wildlife. Decades later, the property has become part of a much larger conservation effort aimed at protecting the creek system that feeds a reservoir serving about 30,000 people. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) documented Reising’s work, while the U.S. Forest Service and...

Times of India 1h ago

Yorkshire vineyards embrace merlot as climate changes

Northern wineries can now support grapes more often found in southern Europe and California.

BBC England 2h ago

Mark Zuckerberg, Priscilla Chan donate $4 million to save 600-year-old Hawaii fishpond

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan have helped preserve a historic fishpond in Hawaii. The couple has committed $4 million to ensure the future of Alakoko Fishpond, a roughly 600-year-old aquaculture site on Kauaʻi that had been experiencing environmental degradation and pressure from potential development. That donation helped the Trust for Public Land buy the 102-acre property in 2021 and turn it over to local nonprofit Mālama Hulē‘ia for long-term stewardship.

Times of India 2h ago