Improve energy efficiency by 20%; of total greenhouse gas emissions in the EU. Whilst the EU ETS goal must be achieved by the EU as a whole, the ESD goal has been split into national goals to be reached individually by each Member State. In the ESD, national emissions targets are set for 2020, expressed as a percentage compared with 2005 levels. These targets have been converted into annual reduction target figures for the period from 2013 to 2020, expressed as Annual Emissions Allocations (AEAs). France's 2017 emissions level' came to 352,795,706 AEA, with a goal to reach 342,475,075 AEA by 2020. In 2017, the verified emissions of fixed installations covered by the EU-ETS (excluding aviation) were 110,902,243 tCO2, of which 4,060,464 tCO2 was for the aviation sector. With the total greenhouse gas emissions in 2017 assessed at 464,592,514 tCO2 (excluding LULUCF, in the KP format), the share of ETS emissions in France is of 23.8%. Beyond the 2020 goals, the EU has set goals for 2030. In October 2014, the European Council adopted in its conclusions the main items that form the EU energy-climate framework for 2030: