As energy security becomes a central pillar for all governments, an emphasis on energy efficiency can be seen across Europe.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine worsened a global energy shortage that is unlikely to be resolved any time soon, demand is set to rise and there is simply not enough supply to meet it.
The IEA highlighted the need to decrease energy consumption in Europe, in which average dwellings use around double the amount of energy for heating per square meter than in other countries with similar climates. The ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict demonstrated the need for faster action to reduce Europe’s dependency on both Russia and fossil fuels in general, to ensure the future of its energy security.
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