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SCIENCE • EUROPEAN UNION

EU report says emissions fell as clean energy expanded

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The European Commission’s 2026 climate progress and carbon market reports say EU greenhouse gas emissions continued to fall as clean technologies expanded. The Commission also said more emissions-trading revenues are available to EU member states for decarbonization investments.

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Why it matters

The reported changes concern EU emissions and investment in clean energy. No direct U.S. effect is identified in the announcement; the immediate parties affected are EU member states and clean-technology sectors.