> A determining factor of any carbon dioxide network project, CO2 storage must be recognised in the revised TEN-E Regulation
A determining factor of any carbon dioxide network project, CO2 storage must be recognised in the revised TEN-E Regulation
With the revision of the Trans-European Networks for Energy (TEN-E) Regulation firmly on the climate agenda, Mark Driessen from Porthos had a chat with us on the importance of recognizing CO2 storage and transport modalities other than pipelines in the revised TEN-E.
A determining factor of any carbon dioxide network project, CO2 storage must be recognised in the revised TEN-E Regulation Published on
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Summary EU central energy regulatory bodies want to reduce the ability of infrastructure operators to build projects on the basis of flawed cost-beneft analysis. The operators disagree.
by: William Powell
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The European Union s Agency for Co-operation of Energy Regulators (Acer) and the Council for European Energy Regulators (CEER) are pushing to streamline the regulatory process for cross-border energy infrastructure projects. They want more in.
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Met dank overgenomen van Europese Commissie (EC), gepubliceerd op dinsdag 19 januari 2021.
Distinguished guests,
dear friends,
When the Hydrogen Council was launched in Davos, four years ago, it was the first global initiative of its kind. You understood that hydrogen should have a central place in the transition to climate-neutrality. And you called on policy-makers to do their part. You were ahead of the times.
Today the crucial role of hydrogen is widely recognised, including by the European Green Deal, which we launched just over a year ago.
Clean hydrogen is a perfect means towards our goal of climate neutrality. It can power heavy industries, propel our cars, trucks and planes, store seasonal energy, heat up our homes. All of this with almost zero emissions.