Český plynárenský svaz

The current taxonomy settings, as well as the proposed amendments as of March 2026, disadvantage natural gas sources and infrastructure, which will remain crucial for the Czech Republics energy transition and for ensuring security of electricity and heat supply.

CZGA strongly disagree with the PSF's recommendation to lower GHG thresholds for substantial contribution and do no significant harm (DNSH) for all energy activities. Suggested revision lacks a sound scientific basis and doesn´t reflect the best performance achievable under real world conditions.

The Czech Gas Association fully supports the Commissions intention to establish a framework enabling the emergence of CO infrastructure and a well-functioning market for CO. Please find below the list of principles and mechanisms that the proposal should include. The full version of the feedback from the Czech Gas Association is attached.

On behalf of CZGA, we would like to emphasize the need for a pragmatic, affordable, and resilient Heating and Cooling Strategy that supports effective decarbonization goalswithin the limits of available and feasible resources and infrastructure.

Czech Gas Association (CGA) is in full support of Commission's intention to revise EU energy security framework to adapt to the new geopolitical, energy and climate situation in order to prepare for a more decarbonised, electrified and integrated energy system.

The proposed revision of the EU Regulation on Ecodesign and energy labelling for space heaters, combination heaters and water heaters aims to improve environmental performance and consumer transparency while reflecting technological progress.

The proposed revision of the EU Regulation on Ecodesign and energy labelling for space heaters, combination heaters and water heaters aims to improve environmental performance and consumer transparency while reflecting technological progress.