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Abridged Version - See attached PDF General remark In Annex I of the Proposal we notice the “horizontal” character of the minimum tax rates irrespective of each MS’s economic indicators, industrial profile or GHG emissions.
Enagás supports a revision of the ETD. The current directive has been in place since 2003 and is outdated. As part of the ‘Fit for 55’ package, a common EU-framework on the taxation of energy products is necessary for the smooth functioning of the energy market, to take account of the new energy mix and to deliver on the EU’s climate ambitions.
1. General Comment: Τhe AFIR’s revision should be based on the principle of infrastructure neutrality taking also under consideration that infrastructure is one of the key factors which will further promote the use of renewable fuels thus allowing for the decarbonisation of the transport sectors (both road and maritime).
Fuelling infrastructure plays a critical role on the decarbonisation pathway of the transportation sector. Further emission reduction will require a decisive participation of all technologies from today towards 2050, where renewable and low-carbon fuels are called to play an increasingly relevant role.
Welcome the Commission’s legislative proposal. Please find below a summary of commitments (amendments and detailed justifications agreed): 1a Mandatory Filling target of 80 % is fit for purpose to ensure the use of gas storage as a fundamental element of a comprehensive security of supply policy.
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The turbulence of the energy market regarding volatile natural gas prices and especially the threat of a sudden significant disruption of Russian gas supplies, affects Europe as a whole. Without a doubt, a policy to mitigate its consequences would become more effective if implemented at EU rather than only at national -Member State- level. In this respect, DEPA Commercial S.A.
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