Joint Letters

“Gas-based generation in the EU Taxonomy:  A step in the right direction, though adaptations are needed” The signatories welcome the inclusion of gas-based generation in the European Commission’s Taxonomy draft Complementary Delegated Act (DA). However, there are some aspects that should be amended in the final text in order to adequately recognise the role of […]

EUTurbines, together with 11 other sectorial associations, has co-signed a statement calling for a Taxonomy “Climate Delegated Act” that truly promotes necessary investments enabling a sustainable transition to climate neutrality. The joint statement lists highlights several key aspects from our perspective, including: The need for evidence-based and realistic technical screening criteria The need to duly […]

EUTurbines, together with EUGINE, has reacted to the public consultation on the “Report on Taxonomy extension options linked to environmental objectives” from the Platform on Sustainable Finance. In our reply, we explain how the approach suggested by the Platform to extend the Taxonomy and cover transitional activities in a different manner is not suitable, as […]

EUTurbines co-signed among 90 indsutry CEOs an open letter to the European Commission calling to consider hydrogen blending into natural gas for parts of Europe that cannot yet afford a dedicated hydrogen network.

EUTurbines co-signed a joint industry statement on the Taxonomy Delegated Regulation.

In a letter sent to the European Commission, the Council and the Parliament, EUTurbines, together with a wide industry alliance, calls for a Hydrogen Strategy that is inclusive of all clean hydrogen pathways. The letter states that a technology-neutral approach is needed for a cost-efficient and cost-effective decarbonisation of the European economy. Additionally, the importance […]

EUTurbines co-signed this Joint Letter in which the Gas industry welcomes EU efforts to support economic recovery after the COVI19 pandemic.

EUTurbines, in cooperation with Cogen Europe, EBA, ETE, ETN, EUGINE, SolarPower Europe and WindEurope, addressed the Commission to stress the importance of the energy sector during the coronavirus crisis and the need to allow the movement of staff to ensure the security of energy supply by reaching the plants whenever necessary.

EUTurbines has co-signed an industry statement on the Taxonomy Regulation.

EUTurbines together with other associations wrote to COREPER to express our support for the ongoing important work on the draft Council conclusions on the Future of Energy Systems in the Energy Union. Ahead of the COREPER debate on 12 June it seemed to be important to formulate our view on some of the key elements […]

In view of the upcoming trilogue on the Electricity Market Design, COGEN Europe, EUGINE and EUTurbines would like to strongly emphasise that the simple reference to a limit value like the 550g CO2/kWh – or its possible alternatives – is not sufficient: Without defining a harmonised calculation methodology, the new provision risks leading to a […]