“L’Europa ha imparato la lezione sbagliata” raddoppiando l’uso dei combustibili fossili mentre India e Cina diventavano più “green”.

https://www.euronews.com/2026/03/20/europe-learned-the-wrong-lesson-by-doubling-down-on-fossil-fuels-while-india-and-china-wen

di Naurgul

25 commenti

  1. Opposite-Chemistry-0 on

    I remember when Euronews webpage was readable and not full of cat food ads

  2. _hhhnnnggg_ on

    Pretty sure China is feeling the pain from the sudden oil dip

  3. SmugCapybara on

    One morning, I see Vance telling me how us in Europe fucked up by going green. Then I have this rag of a publication telling me Europe fucked up by going fossil. And here I am, wishing they’d all just fuck off…

  4. Classic93 on

    In 2025 47.3% EU electricity generated was renewable, if you considered nuclear green as well, then it jumps to 71%.

    In China renewables are ~35% and if you add in nuclear then it’s 42%.

    Does anybody see the reality? 71% vs 42% which is higher?

  5. Is this written by the opposite machine? 😂 Who owns euronoose again?

  6. Hughley_N_Dowd on

    This must be the dumbest take I’ve seen all day. 

    One minute of “research” shows that renewables+ nuclear makes up 76% of EU’s energy production. 

    The comparable numbers for India and China is 50% and 56% respectively. 

    Hell, Latvia is 95% renewables.

  7. diamanthaende on

    Who “rushed back to fossil fuels” in Europe? Germany building LNG terminals as a reaction to Russia”s criminal war is seen as an indicator for that? Is this seriously the level of discourse these days? What would have been the alternative? Continue getting supplied via Russian pipelines?

    Maybe that person should look at the massive increase in renewables in recent years, not just in Germany.

    That doesn’t mean that you can replace natural gas from one day to the other, that’s just utterly stupid.

  8. skildert on

    Upper management is dumb is as fuck and too greedy to rake on the petrodollars from lobbyists.
    Just my guess.

  9. TraditionalClub6337 on

    What kind of idiotic decision was it to label both gas and nuclear as ‘green’ in the EU Taxonomy? Even if they’re called ‘transitional’, putting fossil gas in the same category as low-carbon energy is wild and nuclear is low-carbon.

  10. ShezSteel on

    Europe has been a disgrace. They have removed people’s shoes while giving them nothing else to walk in

  11. NectarineSame7303 on

    Even if you go green, you’re still tied to fossil fuels, a lot of materials are derived from fossil fuels and nobody is replacing those anytime soon as they’re cheap. Not to mention, China and India import a lot of oil, their entire industries run on it, not renewable energies like some seem to think on reddit.

  12. NotOK1955 on

    Where is the source for this post?

    As of early 2026, the European Union (EU) reached a major tipping point where wind and solar generated more electricity (30%) than fossil fuels (29%). While green energy now dominates the power sector, fossil fuels still maintain a significant, though declining, role in total energy consumption, including heating and transport, per European Environment Agency (EEA).

  13. gwallgofi on

    While China have built massive wind and solar power capacity – China also built more coal powered stations than the rest of the world combined last year or so. They aren’t reducing that fossil fuel consumption. If anything they’re probably just reducing oil dependency.

  14. f12345abcde on

    “europe”? why don’t we just say *Germany* instead?

  15. Quite literally fake news.

    Maybe the EU should add Euronews to their list of sites that spread fake news.

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