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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
In the European Union, the imperative of energy security means that Europe is looking at gas from the United States as a viable energy source, with a specific interest in US liquified natural gas, or LNG. But equally, in the EU and …
For our latest ‘Let’s Meet’, Eurogas hosted a highly informative webinar on methane emissions, as we asked whether the United States and European Union are
The undersigned organisations jointly represent European Gas Distribution System Operators (DSOs). We are fully committed to reducing methane emissions and we support an ambitious and binding Regulation. Compared to the prescriptive proposal from the European Commission, we would have favoured a Regulation that mandates outcomes, but leaves flexibility to operators on how to achieve them. Yet, we understand the rationale for the approach taken by the Commission. This must, however, take into account the diverse characteristics of the different parts of the gas value chain: production, transmission, storage, and distribution.
FuelEU Maritime is an important opportunity to address the energy transition in Europe for the maritime sector. As the most effective, readily available and cost-efficient technology for shipping, Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) can play a leading role in the sector’s decarbonisation.
We talked to Kick Sterkman, Global HSEQ Director at Neptune Energy, to get a better picture on what can be done to strengthen European security of gas supply, while staying on track with the energy transition.
Our operators are committed to pursuing and intensifying their contribution to reducing emissions. We understand the need for such a Regulation and support the deployment of an appropriate and cost-effective action plan. We welcome the proposal of the European Commission.
