TERÉGA

Teréga welcomes the Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA), which constitutes a major lever to bolster the EUs industrial competitiveness while accelerating the European energy transition. Gases will remain essential to decarbonise sectors that cannot be easily electrified, such as specific industrial processes, heavy mobility and the building sector.

As an energy infrastructure operator, we welcome the initiative of the Industrial Decarbonisation Accelerator Act (IDAA), an essential legislative proposal to accelerate the decarbonisation of European heavy industry. We fully support its objectives of creating lead markets for low-carbon products, promoting priority projects within industrial "hubs," and simplifying permitting procedures.

Teréga welcomes the "Fit for 55" package presented by the European Commission (EC), and wishes to propose several recommendations and areas for improvement to make the Fit for 55 package even more effective. The attached document shortly highlights Teréga’s main attention points in order to make sure that the net-zero objective set by the EC is reached as swiftly as possible and at the lowest-possible cost for the…

Teréga welcomes the "Fit for 55" package presented by the European Commission (EC), and wishes to propose several recommendations and areas for improvement to make the Fit for 55 package even more effective. The attached document shortly highlights Teréga’s main attention points in order to make sure that the net-zero objective set by the EC is reached as swiftly as possible and at the lowest-possible cost for the…

Teréga welcomes the "Fit for 55" package presented by the European Commission (EC), and wishes to propose several recommendations and areas for improvement to make the Fit for 55 package even more effective. The attached document shortly highlights Teréga’s main attention points in order to make sure that the net-zero objective set by the EC is reached as swiftly as possible and at the lowest-possible cost for the…

Teréga welcomes the European Commission’s publication of the recast Gas Regulation, and suggests certain amendments needed to achieve EU goals. Cross-subsidies between natural gas and hydrogen H2 Terega welcomes the EC flexible approach to hydrogen infrastructure financeability given by mechanisms such as financial transfers between regulated services for gas and hydrogen under regulatory scrutiny and negotiated TPA…

Teréga welcomes the upcoming adoption of the European "Grid Package". In this context, we believe that integrating hydrogen and CO transport infrastructure with existing biomethane and electricity grids is essential for the successful decarbonisation and enhanced flexibility of the European energy system. This objective requires integrated planning and coordination across all these networks.

Teréga welcomes the "Fit for 55" package presented by the European Commission (EC), and wishes to propose several recommendations and areas for improvement to make the Fit for 55 package even more effective. The attached document shortly highlights Teréga’s main attention points in order to make sure that the net-zero objective set by the EC is reached as swiftly as possible and at the lowest-possible cost for the…

Teréga welcomes the upcoming legislative initiative on CO2 transportation infrastructure and markets and the current call for evidence. The development of a competitive Carbon Capture, Utilisation, and Storage (CCUS) value chain is an essential pillar for achieving the EU's decarbonisation goals, particularly for hard-to-abate industries and for the production of sustainable aviation fuels (e-SAF) leveraging…

Teréga welcomes the Commission’s TEN-E Regulation proposal in line with the European Green Deal objectives. The proposed changes reflect the key role that energy infrastructure will play in the green transition. New and updated infrastructure categories and a more integrated planning with a whole energy system perspective will support the inclusion of renewable energies and new technologies to enable the transition.

Teréga welcomes the EC’s revision of the third energy package for gas and the introduction of a hydrogen framework, in line to achieve EU climate targets for 2030 and 2050. An important focus should be on the coherence between the different legislations that are being updated as part of the ’Fit for 55’ package.

Teréga welcomes the EC’s legislative proposal to address the very significant risks for security of supply within the EU resulting from the particular geopolitical situation. Teréga shares the Commission's objective but considers that imposing the same binding measures on all countries can be counterproductive, putting at risk the well functioning systems of countries like France that already have a regulation in…