As Europe’s Largest Fossil Fuel Consumer Makes Transition towards Renewables, Central Eastern Europe Leads Way (WK-intern) - With Norway recently announcing that it will allocate $14bn USD to green energy as part of its climate change efforts, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia are strong examples of how to implement a successful renewable energy strategy despite high CO2 outputs The government of Norway recently decided to allocate $14 billion USD ($120bn Norwegian Kronor) from its $1 trillion oil fund in order to finance investments into renewable energy projects. As Europe’s largest producer of petroleum and one of the world’s largest suppliers of oil, Norway’s decision