Company · Sweden · EU Transparency Register 384572553028-23
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Lantmännen filed 6 positions between 1 Apr 2020 and 4 May 2026, across 4 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 6 times.
November 2021 Lantmännen’s position on the European Commission’s proposal on the review of Directive 2018/2001/EU (Renewable Energy Directive II) Lantmännen welcomes the opportunity to provide constructive feedback to the European Commission’s proposal on the review of Directive 2018/2001/EU on the promotion of the use of energy from renewable sources (hereafter RED II).
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Lantmännen welcomes the opportunity to review the Renewable Energy Directive and raise overall RES targets as an opportunity to further promote the use of biofuels as the only readily-available, cost-effective, sustainable alternative to traditional fuels.
Lantmännen welcomes and is pleased to have the opportunity to share its recommendations on the review of Directive 2003/96/EC (hereafter ETD) in the context of the European Green Deal. The ETD revision represents an opportunity to update the Directive to ensure it is harmonized with recent EU energy and transport legislations, incentivize the use of all renewables in transport - including sustainable crop-based…
Contribution from Lantmännen to the Revision of the Energy Taxation Directive, April 2020 As part of the Green Deal, we welcome the Commission’s intention to revise the Energy Taxation Directive. Since its inception in 2003, the Directive has become outdated and does not reflect the EU’s emission reduction ambitions, nor supports the development and expansion of renewable energy, particularly in the transport…
Lantmännen is one of Swedens largest bioenergy companies and produces REDcompliant fuel ethanol with a CO reduction of approximately 98%. In our biorefinery, we also produce raw materials for food, feed, and green chemicals. We have four decades of experience in producing sustainable cropbased ethanol and know that it is a sustainable and highly attractive alternative to imported fossil fuels.
Lantmännen supports the European Commission's ambition to strengthen the EU energy and climate policy post-2030 in order to boost EU investment, competitiveness, resilience, energy security, and implement the newly adopted 90% GHG emissions reduction objective of the EU Climate Law by 2040.
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