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The EU Taxonomy Regulation, adopted in 2020, aims to steer investment towards activities that support the EUs decarbonisation objective. In this context, delegated acts were also created, which are now to be revised.

Gas Infrastructure Europe (GIE), an association representing the interests of European gas infrastructure operators, welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the ongoing public consultations on the revision of the Delegated Regulations amending the EU Taxonomy Climate Delegated Act and acknowledges the EU Commissions efforts to enhance the frameworks usability and effectiveness.

ENTSOG, Eurogas, GERG, GIE, MARCOGAZ welcome the EC’s Proposal for a Regulation on methane emissions reduction in the energy sector. Our members are committed to pursuing and intensifying their contribution to reducing emissions. We support the deployment of an appropriate and efficient roadmap.

Gas Connect Austria GmbH welcomes the proposal for a Regulation on methane emissions reduction in the energy sector and amending Regulation (EU) 2019/942 in principle. However, we consider certain essential aspects as particularly critical: According to the Austrian Climate Protection Report (Klimaschutzbericht) 2020, 72% of methane emissions in Austria in 2018 originate from agriculture, 18% from waste management…

Gas Connect Austria welcomes the revision of the “Gas Package” aiming to facilitate the integration of renewable and low-carbon gases in the energy system and to establish a framework for a sustainable European hydrogen economy. Thank you very much for giving us the opportunity to participate in this consultation.

Gas Infrastructure Europe (GIE), representing almost 70 European companies operating transmission pipelines, storage facilities and LNG terminals, shares the European Commission’s (EC) objectives of improving the gas market framework and to decarbonise the gas system.

Gas CONNECT AUSTRIA GmbH (GCA) is an Austrian gas transmission and distribution system operator based in Vienna and is continuously working at national and European level to ensure or strengthen security of supply. The GCA is also working intensively on the energy transition and is actively working on solutions to decarbonise its gas network.

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Gas Infrastructure Europe (GIE), representing almost 70 European companies operating transmission pipelines, storage facilities and LNG terminals, shares the European Commission’s (EC) objectives of achieving climate-neutrality by 2050. Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the urgent need for security and diversification of supply has become even more pressing.