Russia will not play a part in Europe’s energy sector from 2027 onwards, according to sweeping plans unveiled on Wednesday by the European Commission. The €210 billion REPowerEU plan hopes to attack the triple threat of Russian imports, soaring energy prices, and greenhouse gas emissions across the bloc. Centered around an acceleration of new locally sourced renewable energy resources, the Commission will now aim for renewables to make up 45% of Europe’s energy mix by 2030 – up from a previous target of 40%. It will also ramp up its target for energy consumption, aiming to reduce it by 13% by the end of the decade, up from 9%. These moves aim to squeeze Russian energy out of European supplies.…