Snam S.p.A.

Snam, as Europe's leading multi molecule energy infrastructure operator in transport and storage, welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the Industrial Decarbonisation Accelerator Act (IDAA) public consultation.

Snam, European leader in energy infrastructure, welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the public consultations on the revision of the Delegated Regulations amending the EU Taxonomy Climate Delegated Act and acknowledges the EU Commissions efforts to enhance the frameworks usability and effectiveness.

(Please find attached a more detailed and comprehensive version of our contribution) - Snam welcomes the ECs review of the Climate and Environmental Delegated Acts of the EU Taxonomy, an important opportunity to improve the clarity, usability and coherence of the TSC and consistency with evolving EU policies.

(Please find attached a more detailed and comprehensive version of our contribution) - Snam welcomes the ECs review of the Climate and Environmental Delegated Acts of the EU Taxonomy, an important opportunity to improve the clarity, usability and coherence of the TSC and consistency with evolving EU policies.

Snam, a European leader in energy infrastructure, welcomes initiatives aimed at providing certainty to the renewable energy sector for the decade ahead. A pragmatic and technology neutral approach will be crucial in our view to leverage all available solutions and ensuring integration of energy vectors.

Snam, as Europes leading multi-molecule energy infrastructure operator, welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the EU Grids Package and below are our key recommendations. Ensure that the EU Grids Package encompasses all energy infrastructure, not resulting overwhelmingly focussed on electricity and clearly including also H2 and CCUS as essential and complementary elements to an integrated, secure and…

Please note that Snams response is also available in the attached file, which has been formatted for better readability. Snam welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the EC initiative to develop an Electrification Action Plan. Below are our key considerations for an Action Plan delivering a reliable, resilient and affordable decarbonised energy system.

Snam, as leading multi-molecule infrastructure operator active also in CCS projects, welcomes this initiative and would like to provide the following suggestions for the establishment of a well-functioning CO2 internal Market and related Infrastructure. Further elements are provided in the attached Explanatory Note.

Snam, European leader in energy infrastructure, welcomes the initiative to produce technical guidance on applying the do no significant harm (DNSH) principle in the next Multiannual Financial Framework 28-34 (MFF). As a key actor in ongoing energy integration, Snam has a direct interest in ensuring that EU funding frameworks are both environmentally robust and operationally workable.

Snam welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the proposed EU Heating and Cooling Strategy. For convenience and improved readability, Snams response is also included in the attached document. Below our key considerations for a Strategy accelerating an affordable and secure heating and cooling sectors decarbonization, via system integration and a technology-neutral approach.

As Snam, the largest infrastructure operator in Europe, we welcome the European Commissions initiative to review Annexes V and VI of the Renewable Energy Directive (RED). We consider this revision a timely and important step to ensure that the regulatory framework adequately reflects technological developments and supports the effective decarbonisation of the energy system.

Snam, European leader in energy infrastructure, welcomes the EUs efforts to strengthen the governance of the energy transition and highlights that a stable, predictable and investment friendly framework is essential to accelerate the deployment of strategic infrastructure. This is especially relevant in view of the increasing interlinkage between energy vectors .

Snam, as pan-European multi-molecule infrastructure operator, welcomes this initiative and would like to provide the following suggestions for an EU energy security(SoS) framework more resilient to geopolitical, climate-related and other emerging risks factors affecting availability and affordability of energy resources.

Snam, a leading European energy infrastructure operator, welcomes the European Commissions initiative to establish a post-2030 climate framework. We believe that a successful climate policy framework should be pragmatic and sensitive to the diverse industrial and economic realities of Member States, including their specific energy infrastructure.

SNAM welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on extending the scope of traceability of the Union database. We recognize the importance of the platform in ensuring traceability and transparency and acknowledge the need for the Commission to strike the right balance between transparency outcomes and regulatory proportionality, as applied to the decision on whether and to which extent expanding the scope of data…

SNAM welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the interim evaluation of the CEF 2021-27. With a view to support potential refinements in the design of future allocation rounds, we provide feedback reflecting our experience gained throughout the submission of project proposals within CEF2 and our thinking relating the future of gas infrastructure.