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BEUC is sceptical about a possible inclusion of road transport and heating within ETS. Such carbon-pricing tool must be analysed in regard to the impact on low-income consumers and their financial capacity to switch to more sustainable ways of moving around/heating their house.
While the IIA raises several issues within a possible ETS extension, the Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP) focuses here on just four, all related to the buildings sector. 1. Simply extending the ETS to the buildings sector is not an effective answer.
The Regulatory Assistance Project would like to submit one recent study on rebalancing energy prices. It contains examples of how to lower energy prices for residential heating and may be useful for the Commission in promoting such strategies in line with the objective from the Action Plan for Affordable Energy to lower taxation of electricity and remove non-energy cost components from electricity bills.
Please find herewith the contribution of The European Consumer Organisation (BEUC). We represent 45 independent consumer organisations from 32 countries. Our daily work involves making sure the EU takes policy decisions that improve the lives of consumers. This covers a range of topics including energy and sustainability.
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