Taken
as
a
whole,
the
EU
remains
on
track
to
meet
its
2020
target,
with
individual
progress
reports
from
Member
States
indicating
the
bloc
had
already
reached
its
cumulative
2012
benchmark
by
2010.
But
this
early
progress
“hides
a
gloomy
outlook”
for
the
later
part
of
the
decade,
when
the
full
consequences
of
recent
policy
changes
will
become
apparent,
according
to
EREC,
whose
members
include
the
European
Wind
Energy
Association
(EWEA),
the
European
Photovoltaic
Industries
Association
(EPIA)
and
the
European
Solar
Thermal
Electricity
Association
(ESTELA).
Most
damaging…