Jetten wants to continue with its ambitions for a CO2 approach: ‘Green label gas does not affect policy’ | Inland

The Netherlands, Rotterdam 10 April 2022 LNG terminal on the Maasvlakte in the Port of Rotterdam. Liquefied Natural Gas, Rotterdam storage terminal with liquefied natural gas. Photo: ANP / Hollandse Hoogte / Peter Hilz

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The Hague – According to climate minister Jetten, the fact that the European Commission wants to give the green light for additional investments in natural gas, among other things, has no consequences for the Dutch ambitions to significantly reduce CO2 emissions. In the coming years, measures will be taken to reduce these emissions, such as making homes natural gas-free, generating hydrogen and making industry greener. It also gives the green light for investments in nuclear energy.