Circular economy with focus on waste, renewable energy and sustainable bioenergy in Estonia
This briefing reviews Estonia’s progress in the transition to a circular economy, focusing on a three crucial and related policy areas: waste, renewable energy and sustainable bioenergy. A key challenge for Estonia in terms of moving to a circular economy will be to strengthen recycling, as well as high rates of separate collection in cities including Tallinn – Estonia is not on track to meet the EU’s 2020 targets for municipal solid waste recycling. • The share of renewable energy has increased strongly in the past ten years, due mainly to a growth in wind power and biomass, which is used for household heating and for district heating. The intensity of forest use is among the highest in the EU. As a large share of Estonian forests will reach maturity in coming years, Estonia has the capacity to extract greater levels of biomass.
Briefing
Vanjski autor
Tony Zamparutti, Alicia McNeill, Harri Moora, Maarja Joe and Evelin Piirsalu
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Ključna riječ
- akcijski program
- alternativna energija
- biomasa
- direktiva EU-a
- EKONOMIJA
- ekonomska analiza
- ekonomska geografija
- ekonomska politika
- ENERGIJA
- Estonija
- Europa
- Europska agencija za okoliš
- EUROPSKA UNIJA
- institucije EU-a i europska javna služba
- kružno gospodarstvo
- menadžment
- obnovljiva energija
- OKOLIŠ
- otpad koji se ne može oporabiti
- politika okoliša
- politika okoliša EU-a
- politička geografija
- POLJOPRIVREDA, ŠUMARSTVO I RIBARSTVO
- POSLOVANJE I KONKURENCIJA
- pravo EU-a
- PROIZVODNJA, TEHNOLOGIJA I ISTRAŽIVANJE
- recikliranje otpada
- statistika
- tehnologija i tehnički propisi
- tehnologija recikliranja
- uništavanje okoliša
- ZEMLJOPIS
- čista tehnologija
- šuma
- šumarstvo