Share of energy consumption from renewable sources in Europe - 8th EAP

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Affordable and clean energy, Climate action

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Definition Clear definition of the indicator, including references to standards and classifications

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Unit of measure Unit in which data values are measured.

Policy / environmental relevance The degree to which the indicator meets current/potential needs of users

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