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Enel strongly believes that the completion of the decarbonization of the power sector and the electrification of final uses, such as transport, heating and cooling and industry, along with energy efficiency, are the key levers to trigger for a clean and cost-efficient transition. These measures have the lowest CO2 abatement cost to tackle the largest part of emitting activities.

Enel strongly believes that the completion of the decarbonization of the power sector and the electrification of final uses, such as transport, heating and cooling and industry, along with energy efficiency, are the key levers to trigger for a clean and cost-efficient transition. These measures have the lowest CO2 abatement cost to tackle the largest part of emitting activities.

(PART 3/3) ... Given that the future hydrogen network will share the same intrinsic characteristics to the natural gas system, FSR suggest that the starting point for the future hydrogen market would be to parallel these rules. As mentioned above, it is important that effective competition for low and zero-carbon hydrogen develops effectively from the beginning.

(PART 2/3) .... The Internal Energy Market in its current form has proven to deliver effective energy prices as well as driving innovation and security of supply. Wherever possible, the Internal Energy Market should be used to drive energy sector integration in a technology-neutral and cost- effective manner that will benefit citizens and ensure affordable energy.

(PART 1/3) The Florence School of Regulation (FSR) welcomes the European Commission’s (EC) initiative to begin mapping the development of future gas regulation and widely supports the direction of this Roadmap/ Inception Impact Assessment (IIA) in achieving that. FSR is a center of excellence for independent research and knowledge exchange with the purpose of improving the quality of European regulation and policy.

Florence School of Regulation (FSR) welcomes the European Commission initiative for a legislative act to address the issue of methane emissions in energy sector. FSR is a center of excellence for independent discussion and knowledge exchange with the purpose of improving the quality of European regulation and policy. It is actively involved in the research related to methane emissions in energy sector.

Enel welcomes the Commission communication on an EU Methane Strategy and the further proceedings on a legislative proposal to reduce EU-related methane emissions from fossil fuels, as both acknowledge methane as a relevant contributor to GHG emissions. Methane emissions contribute with a relevant share (approx. 15%) to global GHG emissions.

Enel welcomes the Commission proposal on a Regulation on methane emissions reduction in the energy sector as a first step to tackle the significant contribution of methane to GHG emissions, but greater efforts are needed if the EU wants to lead global methane emissions reductions.