Europex strongly opposes the implementation of gas storage neutrality charges anywhere in Europe. These charges pose significant risks to market functioning, security of supply and
Over 50 biogas and biomethane trade associations and companies call for a rethink on the use of biomethane certificates for greenhouse gas reporting by corporate gas users.
Europex welcomes the forward-looking action from both the Council and the Commission to enhance coordination on measures to reduce natural gas demand to alleviate risks in anticipation of full or partial supply disruption of Russian natural gas.
As the main objective is decarbonisation, clear rules are needed to determine the renewable character of both electricity and RFNBOs, including hydrogen which is likely to play a key role in the future energy mix.
The new measures help to ensure that the gas regulatory framework is fit for purpose for the uptake of renewable and low-carbon gases, whilst retaining the core benefits of the Internal Energy Market.
Europex fully supports this review of the legislative framework to design competitive decarbonised gas markets and ensure that gas markets contribute to the decarbonisation of
The progressive evolution of the gas legislative framework is a necessary prerequisite to ensure gas markets are ready to integrate and foster the use of
Europex welcomes the opportunity to contribute to this ACER-ENTSOG consultation collecting stakeholder input on the proposal raised by EFET on the Gas Network Code Functionality
Europex fully supports effective implementation of the BAL NC which lays the foundation for market-based balancing. We therefore welcome the process initiated by ACER and
Brussels, 11 September 2020 | Europex fully supports efforts in this study to identify the appropriate EU regulatory framework for dedicated hydrogen networks and markets.
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