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SEE ALL >European Commission considers raising renewable energy targets for 2030
To this end, it discusses the possibility of faster authorization rules for new projects and a solar strategy that could make solar panels mandatory on the ceilings of all new buildings.
Portugal no longer produces electricity from coal since the closure of the thermoelectric production of the Pego plant in 2021
The Environment Minister assured that the Government has no intention of recovering electricity production from coal and considered that "retreating into coal" is "retreating to insecurity".
Distribution of the electricity generation by source
(April 2020 to April 2022)
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