EWEA
understands
that
the
agenda
for
the
Cypriot
presidency
of
the
EU
includes
a
session
on
renewables
strategy
for
the
post-2020
period
which
doesn’t
include
a
2030
target.
“There
is
no
point
debating
future
renewables
policy
without
discussing
a
2030
target,”
says
Stephane
Bourgeois,
head
of
regulatory
affairs
at
EWEA
in
Brussels.
“It
makes
no
sense
to
ignore
the
one
policy
that
has
worked
most
successfully
up
to
now.
Ministers
should
recognise
the
benefits
of
such
a
target,”
adds
Bourgeois.
The
association
wants
member
states
and
the
European
parliament
to
call
on
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