Impact of a ban of fossil heating technologies on NECPs and national energy dependency
In collaboration with the Coolproducts campaign and Öko-Institut, this EEB report addresses the scenarios for each member state if there were to be a ban on fossil heating technologies, particularly:
- Their respective saving in gas consumption, and Russian gas import
- The respective percentage of greenhouse gas emission target achieved
- The respective percentage of renewable energy in heating and cooling achieved
The report observes three potential dates for phase-out: 2023, 2025, and 2029. The aggregated result shows significant savings for both gas consumption and achievements for national energy and climate plans if phase-out begins latest 2025, but insignificant impacts if delayed to 2029.
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