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Repsol appreciates the opportunity to submit our views and opinions to the European Commission’s roadmap on Gas networks - revision rules on market access. Please find our feedback in the document attached. We look forward to continuing participating actively in the development of this legislative procedure, by providing further input to upcoming consultations and addressing other information requests the Commission…
Repsol welcomes the proposal of the Hydrogen and Gas Market Decarbonization Package as it constitutes a framework that paves the way for a fast transition away from coal to natural gas and a progressive transition from natural gas to renewable and low-carbon gases, while establishes a regulatory framework for hydrogen with the same principles as for natural gas, including a transitional period which will favor the…
INES thanks for the opportunity to participate in this consultation and hereby provides feedback on specific aspects of the Regulation that will directly and indirectly influence the gas storage sector. Key aspects of our feedback are: - Cross-subsidization hydrogen / natural gas networks: It seems quite absurd that the introduction of a so-called dedicated charge is proposed as it allows – even though in a limited…
Repsol welcomes the proposal of the Hydrogen and Gas Market Decarbonization Package as it constitutes a framework that paves the way for a fast transition away from coal to natural gas and a progressive transition from natural gas to renewable and low-carbon gases, while establishes a regulatory framework for hydrogen with the same principles as for natural gas, including a transitional period which will favor the…
INES thanks for the opportunity to participate in this consultation and hereby provides feedback on specific aspects of the Directive that will directly and indirectly influence the gas storage sector. The central points of our feedback are: - INES proposes that certification of not only gases but all energy carriers should be regulated in a separate “Energy Certification Directive” (ECD).
Repsol welcomes the opportunity to provide comments to the European Commission on the proposal amending Regulation (EU) 2017/1938 and Regulation (EC) n°715/2009. Repsol is committed to ensure the security of gas supply, and thus we support the initiative of the Parliament and the Council on supply in the European Union due to the energy dependence of third countries and a possible disruption to Russian gas flow.
On March 23, 2022, the Commission made a legislative proposal to regulate gas storage facilities. The proposal amends the EU Security of Supply Regulation (SoS Regulation) as well as the Gas Market Regulation. The Initiative Energien Speichern e. V.
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