Molecules: The Eurogas Newsletter | January 2024 | Joint Editorial
JOINT EDITORIAL | By Didier Holleaux, President of Eurogas, and Timm Kehler, President of NGVA Europe Dear readers, Hello and welcome to the January edition
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JOINT EDITORIAL | By Didier Holleaux, President of Eurogas, and Timm Kehler, President of NGVA Europe Dear readers, Hello and welcome to the January edition
Eurogas and 17 other organisations call on the GHG Protocol Secretariat to include market-based accounting and the recognition of low-carbon fuels certificates in Scope 1
Europe is committed to phase out its dependency on Russian gas in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and has tied this shift to
Eurogas and its cosignatories of the Joint Energy Associations Group (BDEW, EFET, Eurelectric, and IOGP) endorse the changes agreed by all three EU institutions to
Eurogas and NGVA Europe are unifying their voice on transport topics after years of close collaboration developing common positions. The recent Green Deal legislative package
REMIT II introduces substantial changes to numerous REMIT provisions, for which adequate transitional periods should be foreseen. This would ensure proper implementation and compliance in
Eurogas and cosignatories welcome that the disclosure of inside information through IIPs (Inside Information Platforms) will be regulated by the new REMIT II framework. IIPs
Eurogas and seven other industry organisations call on the European Commission to immediately and fully include biomethane and biomethane-based imports in the Union Database. Excluding
In line with prior calls, Eurogas and the European Energy Retailers association welcome the Net Zero Industry Act’s acknowledgment of the CCS and CCU supply
For this latest instalment of Let’s Meet! ‘Emissions reporting, market-based instruments and the GHG protocol: Focus on Renewable Gases’ we discussed how to address market-based