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Enel strongly welcomes the Commission combined Evaluation Roadmap and Inception Impact Assessment for the review of Directive 2012/27/EU and amending Directive 2018/2002 on Energy Efficiency, as the “Energy Efficiency First” principle constitutes one of the main pillars of the EU’s fight against climate change and a successful and sustainable energy transition.

Synergrid is the Belgian association representing all Belgian TSOs and DSOs (electricity and gas). In our response we are focussing mainly on article 25 about energy transformation, transmission and distribution in the recast EED. Synergrid can comfortably state that energy efficiency runs already for many years through the ‘veins’ of its member companies.

Enel welcomes the EU Energy Efficiency Directive’s “Fit for 55” recast proposal. The proposed increase of the EU target to reduce energy consumption by at least 9% by 2030 compared to the projections of the 2020 Reference Scenario baseline seems appropriate to reach the 55% GHG emissions reduction target by 2030.

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.

Synergrid is focusing in its response mainly on the: • Directive on common rules for the internal markets in renewable and natural gases and in hydrogen. • Regulation on the internal markets for renewable and natural gases and for hydrogen. Our paper and response starts with a general position on the proposed EU legislation, followed by the main attention points in the new proposed legislation.

Synergrid, Association representing the Belgian gas TSO Fluxys and DSO’s Fluvius, Ores, Resa and Sibelga welcomes the possibility to provide feedback to this public consultation and acknowledge the efforts of the EC to accelerate methane emissions reduction to support the EU’s climate ambition for 2030 and its 2050 climate neutrality objective.

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.

Synergrid is focusing in its response on the: • Regulation on methane emissions reduction in the energy sector. Our paper and response starts with a general position on the proposed EU legislation, followed by the main attention points in the new proposed legislation. Amended text proposals can be found in the Annex I (still in elaboration). Paper in attachment.

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.

Synergrid is focusing in its response mainly on the: • Directive on common rules for the internal markets in renewable and natural gases and in hydrogen. • Regulation on the internal markets for renewable and natural gases and for hydrogen. Our paper and response starts with a general position on the proposed EU legislation, followed by the main attention points in the new proposed legislation.

Enel welcomes the European Commission proposal on a Regulation and Directive on the internal markets for renewable and natural gases and hydrogen, as a necessary step to align the regulatory and policy framework of the gas sector to the 2030 and 2050 EU climate ambition.