Danish Energy

The Renewable Energy Directive (RED II(I)) is a crucial part of the FF55 puzzle, and we support adjusting it to fit the decarbonization ambitions. First, we find it positive that that the RE-target is increased, however we would advise setting a target of 45% RE in 2030. This is in line with the swift buildout needed and supported by the Commission’s own impact assessment.

Please read the attached file for Danish Energy's full feedback. Danish Energy highly welcomes the European Commission’s initiative to review and revise the REDII in order to promote renewable energy production and utilization in the EU.

Dansk Energi (Danish Energy Association) welcomes the opportunity to comment on the proposed revision of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD). In general, we commend the Commission's efforts to address the need to improve the energy performance of Europe's building stock. We applaud the elimination of financial incentives for fossil-fuel-based heating, such as gas boilers.

Document officer: HVE Secretary: Case no.: s2016-662 Document no.: d2020-7050-0.1 29. april 2020 European climate Law – Proposal for a regulation Comments from Danish Energy We welcome the Commission’s proposal for a European climate law, enshrining the EU objective of climate neutrality by 2050 in legislation. This is necessary for the EU to live up to the pledges made in the Paris Agreement.

Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)

we welcome the implementation of a Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, as it is an important tool to ensure emissions reductions on a global scale. Particularly positive that electricity is covered by the mechanism since it is a sector subject to unfair competition from outside the EU.

[Kommentarer] Document officer: Koch Secretary: Case no.: s2021-906 Document no.: d2021-19691-17.0 Danish Energy_reply to the Energy Efficiency Directive hearing The European Commission published the "Fit for 55" package on the 14th of July 2021, which outlines a plan to reach the 2030 greenhouse gas emissions target and eventually reach climate neutrality by 2050.

Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)

Please find the attached paper for our full feedback. Danish Energy Welcomes the Commission's initiative to evaluate the Energy Efficiency Directive (EED) in order to align it with the EU's new and more ambitious climate targets.

This document comprise Danish Energy’s updated positions on: 1. The ETS-directive and the Market Stability Reserve (MRS) 2. The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) Generally, we find that the proposed revision of the ETS-directive is very positive.

Danish Energy highly welcome the opportunity to comment on the European Commission’s Roadmap as part of the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) review process. In light of the EU target of climate neutrality and the Commission’s proposal to increase the 2030 reduction target to at least -55%, Danish Energy supports reviewing and strengthening the EU ETS in order to ensure the ETS remains a primary driver of Europe’s…

We commend the Commission's proposal for a fundamental shift in the minimum taxation of energy. Due to the current incoherent system, which includes ambiguous definitions and national loopholes, green electricity does not receive the support it needs, despite the critical role electrification will play in Europe’s decarbonization.

Danish Energy highly welcomes the European Commission’s decision to revisit and strengthen the CO2 standards for cars and vans for 2030 and thanks the Commission for this opportunity to share our views on the revision. Danish Energy is a non-commercial organisation for Danish energy companies, mainly active in the electricity sector, covering activities from energy production, distribution and trading.

Dansk Energi (Danish Energy Association) welcomes the opportunity to comment on the proposed revision of EU rules on market access. Dansk Energi fully supports the initiative to provide an appropriate market framework to accommodate the increasing EU climate ambitions.

Danish Energy welcomes the opportunity to comment on the roadmap for the Hydrogen and Gas mar-kets Decarbonisation Package. Danish Energy is an association representing Danish electricity and gas companies. Our members include gas suppliers and companies active in the North-western Euro-pean gas markets.

In general, we applaud the regulation's intention of facilitating the adoption, deployment, and development of charging infrastructure across Europe, as well as improving interoperability and transparency for the benefit of both customers and the green transition in transportation.

This document comprises Danish Energy’s updated positions on: 1. ReFuelEU Aviation on ensuring a level playing field for sustainable air transport 2. FuelEU Maritime on the use of renewable and low-carbon fuels in maritime transport It is important to have ambitious European targets for decarbonization and the use of renewable energy and renewable fuels.

Please find Danish Energy’s feedback on the Revision of the guidelines for trans-European Energy infrastructure in the attached file. In the light of the increased European climate ambitions, the TEN-E regulation is in need for a revision.

Dansk Energi (Danish Energy Association) welcomes the opportunity to comment on the proposed revision of EU rules on market access. Dansk Energi fully supports the initiative to provide an appropriate market framework to accommodate the increasing EU climate ambitions.