Gas set for inclusion in EU Taxonomy, but conditions apply [Gas in Transition]

The likely inclusion of natural gas power plants in the EU’s Taxonomy Regulation has sparked controversy, but new investments will be subject to a number of conditions including hydrogen co-firing from 2026. [Gas in Transition, Volume 2, Issue 1]

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