continuation of the EU policy framework for 2020, and represents the regulatory basis for further restrictions which are expected by 2050 (80%). On the other hand, in order to achieve the goals that have already been defined, EU ETS emissions should be reduced by 43% compared to 2005. Increasing the share of renewable energy to at least 27%. By the end of 2030, renewable energy will continue to play a significant role in the transition towards a sustainable, secure and competitive energy sector in Europe. Based on this fact, the EU policy framework until 2030 considers increasing the share of renewable energy to at least 27% by 2030. Increase in EE by at least 27%. The Energy Efficiency Directive aims for 30% energy savings by 2030, with an indicative target of 27% subject to review in 2020. Reform of the EU Emissions Trading System. The EU ETS will be further strengthened to become an instrument that will stabilize the market in line with the mille cue Therefore, an additional reduction of the ceiling of 2.2% per year can be expected, starting from