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Eleven member states have argued that the European Union (EU) should expedite current negotiations to review its climate, energy and transport policy and raise its ambitions to reduce Russia’s dependence on fossil fuels as soon as possible.

In a joint statement issued on Thursday, Reuters was able to consult with the eleven countries:

It is time to be bold towards green change. Any delay or hesitation will extend our energy dependence. Negotiations should therefore be expedited and ambitions raised..

The joint declaration was signed by Germany, Austria, Spain, Finland, Ireland, Latvia, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Slovenia and Sweden at the initiative of Denmark. Danish Minister of Climate Chan Don Jorgensen has issued a call to these countries “The new green path to EU independence from Russian fossil fuels, as soon as possible”.

Twenty-seven and the European Parliament are currently negotiating “Green Deal” These include, in particular, the reform of the European carbon market, the ban on sales of vehicles with internal combustion engines by 2035, and the more ambitious objectives for the development of renewable energy. This set of measures aims to reduce net greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55% in the EU by 2030, compared to 1990.