Together with a broad coalition of European organisations and associations, smartEn has signed a joint letter calling for a strong future-proof post-2030 EU energy framework, one that strengthens Europe’s security, affordability, competitiveness and resilience. The joint letter calls for: Delivering
Ahead of the upcoming Electrification Action Plan, smartEn, E-Mobility Europe and European Heat Pump Association have joined forces in a letter calling for an ambitious approach that pairs electrification targets with the full activation of flexible demand across the EU.
The Coalition for Energy Savings and smartEn, the two European organisations promoting energy efficiency and demand-side flexibility respectively, come together to stress the essential role of energy efficiency and flexible demand to accelerate a cost-effective clean energy transition. Together, they
Together with AVERE, Charge Up Europe, Eurelectric, Eurocities, EuropeOn, International Copper Association Europe, POLIS, and T&E, we are calling to firmly support the EU CO2 standards for cars and vans, and the 2035 100% zero-emission target. This framework is crucial to
The European Commission has plans to facilitate flexibility service providers’ access to European markets by shedding light on national procedures on accessing data for demand response. Harmonisation of data formats used by system operators for the operation of wholesale, balancing
smartEn, together with corporate renewable energy buyers, producers, and other energy transition leaders, calls on the European Commission and Member States to ensure that the ‘Draft Delegated Act Batteries for electric vehicles – carbon footprint methodology’ recognises power purchase agreements
