Eurogas’ guiding principles on low-carbon fuels.

by mcwebmaster | Apr 26, 2024

Low-carbon fuels are defined in the Gas Directive (in its most recent version, yet to be formally approved) Art. 2 and include e.g. low-carbon hydrogen (and its derivatives), i.e. hydrogen produced from non-renewable energy sources and which meets a GHG emissions...

REMIT II Implementation should ensure Proportionality, a Tailor-Made Approach to Energy Markets and Stakeholder Consultation.

by mcwebmaster | Apr 26, 2024

Eurogas welcomes the revision of REMIT as a necessary step to reflect the evolving energy market and further increase transparency. Over the last decade, REMIT has provided a robust legal framework, where prices reflect fair and competitive interaction between supply...

Eurogas supports the Commission’s investigation into State Aid for Biomethane.

by mcwebmaster | Mar 28, 2024

Eurogas supports the Commission’s investigation on state aid for biomethane as a means to guarantee fair competition and trade of renewable gases. On 5 March, the European Commission published in the Official Journal a request for feedback on its investigation of the...

Weights and Dimensions should incentivise both zero-emission and alternatively-fuelled vehicles.

by mcwebmaster | Mar 8, 2024

Eurogas welcomes the Commission’s proposal to review the Weights and Dimensions Directive (WDD), which sets out the maximum weights and dimensions for heavy-duty vehicles (HDVs) to circulate on EU roads. This Directive aims at improving the environmental performance...

Eurogas & 45 other organisations call for urgent action allowing imports of biomethane and biomethane-based fuels under the UDB.

by mcwebmaster | Mar 4, 2024

The signatories call for immediate action of the European Commission to ensure the full recognition of imported biomethane and biomethane-based fuels in the Union Database. As conveyed in November 20231, the European Commission has expressed an intention to exclude...