Parliament is updating rules on renewable energy. This will help the EU reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. But what will future renewable energy projects look like? This innovative floating wind turbine is just one of dozens of exciting new developments backed by the EU.

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this EU-funded project is set to be a game-changer

when it comes to providing cheaper renewable energy.

is limited to water depths up to 60 metres,

however the best resources are in deeper waters

accounts for three-quarters of greenhouse gas emissions.

It is with innovative projects like this,

that the European Parliament wants to cut those emissions

and move the EU towards its net-zero goal.

MEPs are updating the 2018 Renewable Energy Directive,

would have to come from renewables by 2030.

and we have a 45% target for renewable energy,

which is much higher than the Commission's proposal.

with wave, tidal and other ground-breaking projects

to promote innovation and ensure energy transition projects

benefit from fast-tracked planning procedures.

Sufficient financial support for the sector

alongside efficient regulation will ensure that

the renewables market is not only competitive but fair.

Clean hydrogen and other renewable fuels,