The European Council, recognizing the urgency of this issue, has called for greater electricity interconnection, targeting 10% of generating capacity by 2020 and 15% by 2030, with countries exporting 15 megawatts of power for every 100 megawatts they produce. Achieving these benchmarks will require both significant capital investment and a shift in EU member states’ mentalities, so that fears like France’s do not continue to impede progress.
欧洲理事会意识到这一问题的紧迫性，呼吁加强电力互联性，目标在2020年和2030年分别达到产能的10%和15%，各国每发100百万瓦电力可以出口15百万瓦。实现这些基准目标需要大规模资本投资和欧盟成员国思维的转变，以使类似于法国的担忧不再阻碍进展。各国需要理解它们的公司不会因为短缺期间电力外流其他欧盟国家而受损，也不会因为价格升高而受损（因为目前正在日益着重于可再生能源）。