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NaTran filed 7 positions between 23 Jul 2025 and 17 Jun 2026, across 7 of the 326 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 2 times.
Contribution of NaTran to the Call for evidence on the Circular Economy Act We welcome the opportunity to respond to this call for contribution. NaTran is the leading gas transmission system operator in France and the second largest in Europe.
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NaTran, the leading gas transmission system operator in France and the second largest in Europe, welcomes the opportunity to reply to this call for evidence. The Industrial Accelerator Act is a key opportunity to reinforce Europes industrial competitiveness, resilience and decarbonisation.
NaTran, the leading gas transmission system operator in France and the second largest in Europe, welcomes the opportunity to reply to this call for evidence. As part of its mission, NaTran supports the development of renewable and low-carbon gases, in particular biomethane and hydrogen, as essential components of the EUs decarbonisation pathway.
NaTran is the leading gas transmission system operator in France and the second largest in Europe. Together, we enable an energy future that is safe, affordable and climate neutral is the corporate purpose adopted by NaTran in October 2020. In line with French and European objectives to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, NaTran is committed to the development of renewable and low-carbon gases.
We strongly advocate for the full inclusion of H2 and CO2 transport networks as integral parts of the EUs future energy infrastructure, alongside the existing (bio)CH4 infrastructure. Better coordination and planning across energies: Deeper coordination and integrated planning of energy grids CH4, H2 electricity, and CO2 networks - is essential to achieving significant cost savings and accelerating the clean energy…
NaTran Contribution to the European Electrification Action Plan Consultation NaTran welcomes the Electrification Action Plan and its ambition to accelerate cost-effective, system-integrated electrification across sectors.
* CO2 Pipeline Network Planning: CO transport infrastructure requires long-term strategic planning due to its scaling effect and investment needs. EU-level planning is vital for cross-border coordination and decarbonization, while national-level planning ensures local relevance and implementation.
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