
EU environment commissioner Sinkevičius in Athens: Greece has taken significant steps along ‘green transition’ path
“We need a system that ensures that no one can pollute for free, meaning without paying,” he said in Parliament.
Greece has proceeded with significant steps for a “green transition” and to deal with climate change, EU Commissioner for the Environment, Virginijus Sinkevičius, told members of two relevant Greek Parliament committees on Thursday.
The Lithuanian political said a more effective transition requires economic incentives and “green” programs, while he referred to a “greening” of the credit system as also absolutely necessary.
“We need a system that ensures that no one can pollute for free, meaning without paying,” he said in Parliament.
He also praised Athens for setting time-specific goals to reduce energy imports.
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