On 14 March 2023 the European Commission proposed a revision of the EU electricity market design to boost the system integration of renewables, better protect consumers and enhance industrial competitiveness. This was deemed necessary as the result of price spikes
Buildings in the EU currently account for 40% of the European energy demand, their consumption is 75% inefficient and are responsible for 36% of CO2 emissions. It is therefore crucial to improve their energy and carbon performance, notably by stimulating
Brussels, March 24, 2023 To: [attaché name] Permanent Representation of [Member State] to the European Union The Electrification Alliance is heartened to see the progress made by the Czech Presidency in reaching a first compromise text on the Energy Taxation
In the recast of the EED, the European Commission proposes a binding EU energy efficiency target for primary energy in 2030, the European Parliament agrees, but the Council of the EU supports an indicative target only. An EU binding primary
smartEn welcomes the public consultation on the reform of the EU’s electricity market design (EMD), which very much highlights the increasing role of demand-side flexibility and active consumers in a centralised energy system. smartEn framed its reply around five pillars:
The digitalisation of the energy system is critical to enhance the resilience and efficiency of an increasingly decentralised and decarbonised power network. This green and digital transition will be successful if the smarter and more connected energy system will support
Fever is a multi-market platform for monetising your energy assets. By connecting your energy resources and devices to Fever – you get a simple, automated and optimised way of participating in the energy markets. Our platform ensures that our partners
The Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation is a crucial piece of legislation to implement an ambitious rollout of publicly-accessible EV charging infrastructure required to enable EVs to support Europe’s energy and climate objectives in a cost-effective way. Hence, the EU framework
The revision of the Electricity Market Design (EMD) offers a precious opportunity to address in a structural way the current energy resilience and energy affordability crises, while supporting the clean energy transition with consumers in the lead (from households to
As a group of European associations committed to the achievement of EU climate goals, we acknowledge the compromises found in view of the forthcoming vote in ITRE Committee on 9 February on the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD). This
