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The Global Alliance Powerfuels welcomes the revision of the EU Emissions Trading System Directive and endorses the European Commission’s goal to enable Member States to fulfil the EU's climate objectives of the European Green Deal in a cost-effective way by strengthening the scale and scope of carbon pricing in the EU. Please find attached our detailed feedback.
In short below and for details please find enclosed EDF(Electricité de France)'s contribution EDF welcomes the ambitious revision of the EU-ETS to align it with the new 2030 target. A meaningful carbon price will drive cost-effective energy transition by promoting investments in renewable and low-carbon technologies.
EDF welcomes the intention of the Commission to review the Energy Taxation Directive (ETD). The current Energy Taxation Directive does not contribute to the EU’s climate and energy policy goals: there is no link between minimum tax rates and their energy content and CO2 emissions. The ETD does not provide preferential tax treatment for low-carbon energy final consumption.
The Global Alliance Powerfuels welcomes the much-needed revision of the EU Energy Taxation Directive (ETD) and endorses the European Commission’s goal to support the EU's delivery of its climate targets by drafting an adequate taxation scheme that recognises the environmental performance and promotes the market integration of renewable energy carriers, including RFNBOs.
Low carbon and renewable (LC&R) gases will be needed to complement direct electrification and contribute to a net-zero economy, especially in hard-to-abate sectors. To support energy sector integration, it is key to compare costs, potentials and societal benefits of decarbonisation options from production to end users and avoid the sole focus on infrastructure costs.
The Global Alliance Powerfuels welcomes the revision of the EU Gas Directive and the Gas Regulation and endorses the European Commission’s goal to support the EU's delivery of its strengthened climate targets by facilitating the gas market integration of renewable and low carbon gases, including renewable hydrogen and other renewable fuels of non biological origin (RFNBOs).
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