the new directive on green houses gets the green light from the EU member states.

A few days ago European ministers at the EU Ecofin Council confirmed the agreement reached with the European Parliament in December on the new rules to make the EU’s real estate fleet emission-free by 2050.

During the vote there were only two states to vote against, namely Italy and Hungary. The Czech Republic, Croatia, Poland, Slovakia and Sweden abstained.

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