Galp

Galp welcomes the pioneer and important proposal for a Regulation establishing a framework for ensuring a secure and sustainable supply of critical raw materials, namely by developing the EU internal capacity while reducing and diversifying external dependencies.

We welcome the revised draft of the ESRS under the Omnibus I simplification package. With regard to the proposed requirement for undertakings to disclose when the targets included in their climate transition plans are not aligned with the 1.5°C objective, our comment is that the assessment of alignment between emissions reduction targets and climate transition plans would be strengthened through the development of…

1. Legal frameworks that allow diverse technological solutions To achieve our common goal of energy transition, we must choose a road that is open to different technological solutions and sources of energy. At the pace technological progress currently is developing, we are convinced that new options will arise in the near future, which is why regulations should leave room for diversified technological solutions.

EU ETS Consultation – Galp’s Supplementary Remarks This document contains additional comments on the public ETS consultation. These inputs complement our submission via the online survey and address topics that could not be fully covered within its format. 5.1 Aviation emission 5.1.1 and 5.1.2 - We do not have sufficient information to assess the overall level of action by the aviation sector.

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

Post-2030 Renewable Energy Framework Ref. Ares(2026)3945176 - 16/04/2026 April 2026 Post-2030 Renewable Energy Framework Harmonisation across Member States The experience with the current Renewable Energy Directive has clearly demonstrated that divergent national transposition undermines the effectiveness of EU energy policy, leading to market fragmentation, regulatory uncertainty, and uneven levels of ambition…

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Galp acknowledges the Commissions initiative to set an EU 2040 climate target and considers the introduction of intermediate milestones as a valuable step to ensure a clear, ambitious, and achievable pathway. Such a pathway must balance climate ambition with pragmatism, while safeguarding Europes security of supply and energy independence.

Overall, we welcome this proposal as an important 1st step to develop manufacturing capabilities, key to achieve the net zero targets and build a robust economy. However, the proposal is perceived as a list of intentions, with no clear guidance on how Member States (MS) will enforce these measures (e.g., increase administrative capacity).

Galp welcomes the Commission's initiative to publish a document aimed at assisting Member States in defining renewables acceleration areas (RAA). Given the ambitious goals set by European targets for the integration of renewable energies into the EU's energy mix, it is imperative to acknowledge the critical role of incentives and a conducive regulatory framework.

As a European company operating across multiple jurisdictions within and outside the European Union, Galp welcomes the opportunity to contribute to this Call for Evidence regarding the potential simplification and improvement of the EU corporate taxation framework. Please find attached our feedback for your consideration.

Contribution to the EMFAF Simplification Consultation The European Maritime, Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund (EMFAF) must remain an effective and future-oriented financial instrument capable of supporting the objectives of the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) while maintaining a balanced environmental, economic and social approach.

EU ETS2 – Financial Compensation 1. Identification of the final consumer / responsibility of the regulated entity Page 2 – Recital (1) "However, it might not always be possible to correctly identify the category of final consumers in all cases, especially if there is no direct supply connection between the regulated entity and the final consumer." The Commission acknowledges that, where there is no direct link…

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