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The document discusses the EU's energy goals of increasing the proportion of renewable energies to 20% by 2020, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 20%, and reducing energy consumption by 20%. It also outlines Germany's support of these goals by planning to replace nuclear energy with solar and wind power by 2020, focusing on job creation, and viewing the rules around energy efficiency as improvements steering Europe in a new direction.
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