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On 13 September 2023, the EU published the new Directive on Energy Efficiency. EU asks Member States to reduce final energy consumption to 763 million tonnes of oil equivalent and to 993 million tonnes of oil equivalent for primary consumption. 

EU Targets

Review the targets established by the EU since 2007 and their continuous evolution up to the present day.​

Current EU Directive

Consult the current Directive on Energy Efficiency and our Summary.

Public Buildings

The public sector will lead the new energy efficiency strategy by example with a 1.9% annual energy consumption reduction and required building renovations.

National Action Plans and Progress Reports

National energy efficiency action plans (NEEAPs) set out estimated energy consumption, planned energy efficiency measures, long-term renovation strategies, and the improvements that individual EU countries expect to achieve to reach the EU 2030 target of 40% compared to 2007.