The transition to renewable energy demands not only sound technical and market conditions, but the active engagement of citizens and the committed alignment of all Member States. The legislation should establish the following boundary conditions: 1. Grid-Stabilising Energy Management As variable renewables grow, maintaining grid stability becomes increasingly complex.
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effiziente.st Energie- und Umweltconsulting e.U.
Academic / research · Austria
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effiziente.st Energie- und Umweltconsulting e.U. filed 4 positions between 7 Jan 2026 and 27 Mar 2026, across 3 of the 665 legislative files tracked here.
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Position on the Revision of the EU Governance Regulation I welcome the revision of the Governance Regulation and strongly support strengthening Europe's Energy Union to ensure affordability, resilience, and climate neutrality beyond 2030. 1. Strengthen Cross-Border Infrastructure Interconnectors should represent a defined minimum percentage of peak electricity demand in each Member State.
1. Pricing & market logic (very large deficit) The price of electricity continues to be determined by the most expensive power plant (mostly gas) (Merit Order). Renewables with very low production costs do not lower the price directly for consumers. Decoupling of electricity and gas prices is insufficient. Industry and households have little price certainty (high volatility).
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Response to the Proposed EU Data Centre Sustainability Rating Scheme The proposed Regulation establishing a common Union rating scheme for data centres represents an important and timely step towards improving transparency, comparability, and sustainability in a rapidly growing and energy-intensive sector.
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