The Proposal presents the overall goal of staying below a global average temperature increase of 1.5 o C, which must be achieved using, on the one hand, efficiencies, circular economy and renewable energy, and on the other hand, by recirculating carbon from burning waste, biomass and from direct CO2 capture from the atmosphere (DAC), where the captured carbon can be recycled into products and into synthetic fuels.
NOAH - Friends of the Earth Denmark
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NOAH - Friends of the Earth Denmark filed 2 positions between 23 Mar 2023 and 8 Jul 2025, across 2 of the 655 legislative files tracked here.
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Considering all the evidence regarding emissions from the use of biomass for energy, it is unacceptable that the EU does not include these emissions in the EU ETS as is the case at the moment. Whether the biomass is used in biofuels, biogas, direct burning or any other form, the emissions from the point of use must be included, if an emission trading system should make any sense.
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