emission re
target in the ETS sector.
Then there are targets outside the ETS (ESR). Emissions from EU non-ETS sectors must be
collectively reduced by around 30 per cent below the level of 2005. Individual targets within
the ESR range from a zero change in emissions in Bulgaria to -40% in Sweden. Slovakia,
despite its good economic condition in recent years, is likely to exceed its non-ETS target for
2020 by several per centage points. This is one of the reasons why Slovakia has increased its
target (-12%) for reducing non-ETS greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 (enshrined in EU
legislation) in its 2030 Envirostrategy to a more ambitious target of -20%. According to
scenarios with additional measures (WAM) resulting from WB modelling, a reduction of EU
non-ETS GHG emissions by 2030 of 19.42% should be achieved compared to 2005.
According to scenarios with additional measures (WAM) modelled in the SHMI, the
reductions in total emissions of non-ETS sectors should be 30.5% in 2030 compared to 2005
levels. It is important to note that based on the modelling in the WEM Reference
Scenario by the WB, emission reductions in non-ETS sectors will not be achieved, as
emissions by model will grow by 2030 (similarly by 2050) compared to 2005.