European Environmental Bureau🍃 @eeb.org · Jun 8 This the second national Social Climate Plan approved by the EU Commission, after Sweden. Most countries are still late with their planning. The Fund uses EU carbon pricing revenues to support households hit hardest by rising energy bills. As we can see, a win-win for climate and social policy.
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Nearly 42,000 households could escape energy vulnerability thanks to Lithuania's new Social Climate Plan. Insulated homes. Better public transport. More cycling infrastructure. Funding for EVs, e-bikes or home renovation. A good example of EU climate action improving people's lives.