As a group of European associations committed towards the decarbonisation of Europe’s energy system, we welcome the “Fit for 55” package proposed by the European Commission. With the present letter, we would like to outline key recommendations to improve the
This position paper aims to provide smartEn’s position and recommendations on the DSF Network Code, based on the report titled “Roadmap on the Evolution of the Regulatory Framework for Distributed Flexibility” published by the Joint Task Force (JTF) composed of
For years, the primary obstacle to moving toward the clean energy transition and ultimately climate neutrality has been the cost-competitiveness of renewable energy sources. Today, the challenge of the clean energy transition is no longer about the investment costs in
smartEn, the European business association integrating the consumer-driven solutions of the clean energy transition, welcomes the proposals for the ‘Fit for 55’ package to deliver the European Green Deal, adopted by the Commission on 14 July 2021 to show its
smartEn, the European business association integrating the consumer-driven solutions of the clean energy transition, welcomes the upcoming revision of the Climate, Energy and Environmental Aid Guidelines (CEEAG) as an opportunity to put Europe on track to achieve climate neutrality in
We, together with 11 European associations, have sent a letter to Frans Timmermans and Kadri Simson supporting the intention to revise the EPBD and to recommend it applies the Energy Efficiency First principle in a way that stimulates integrated renovations
This report provides an overview of best practices that demonstrate how data centres are paving the way to an increasingly decarbonised energy system. The companies featured in this report are doing this in the following ways: by sourcing clean electricity
smartEN joined a statement by almost 60 business organizations and NGOs directed at the EU and its Member States to fulfil their commitment to stop public money from supporting wasteful economic activities that degrade our environment. Read the statement and
Together with our Electrification Alliance partners, we have sent a letter to key policy-makers addressing the increase in wholesale electricity prices in Europe with insights and recommendations. To overcome this situation, the Electrification Alliance suggests: Structurally reduce taxes on
smartEn welcomes the Commission’s intention to revise the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) as buildings can significantly contribute to the achievement of the increased EU climate and energy targets in 2030 if their energy performance and carbon footprint is
