The energy sector has been subject to a drastic strengthening of environmental requirements (LCP, IED, BAT) which will lead to further significant emission reductions. It is very challenging from the technical and economical point of view and has also a significant impact on the Member States, especially on the early stage of energy transition as the Poland is.
Polish Power Plants Association (TGPE)
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Polish Power Plants Association (TGPE) filed 2 positions between 21 Apr 2020 and 26 Jan 2026, across 2 of the 639 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 1 time.
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Polish Power Plants Association (TGPE) welcomes the EC consultation on revising the GHG accounting methodology and default values in Annexes V and VI of the RED, however we propose some modifications. 1. Draft assumes predefined energy conversion efficiency values, namely 70% for heat and cooling production and 25% for electricity generation.
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