The ITRE Committee’s scrutiny of the Electricity Regulation and Directive is the opportunity to align legislation to the emerging flexible, competitive and environmentally-friendly energy system of the future. Within the Market Design package, the SEDC advocates for the general market
21 June 2017 – Signatories of this letter welcome the Clean Energy Package as the means to set in place new rules for a consumer-centred European energy system, by implementing the three stated EU objectives: putting energy efficiency first, achieving global leadership
6 June 2017 – The SEDC together with 14 associations represent millions of jobs in Europe and a wide range of business players which provide, implement and/or use energy technologies and services in buildings published a letter in support of the recently
4 June 2017 – Ahead of the European Parliament and Council positions on the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) review, the SEDC and 6 other associations – active in the heating, cooling, refrigeration, air-conditioning, heat-pump, ventilation, building monitoring and engineering industries, representing
The SEDC, together with a group of 6 organisations representing various actors from the EU energy sector, have published a common statement on the European dream and the clean energy transition. A common energy policy was at the heart of
The SEDC, together with a group of 15 organisations representing various actors from the EU energy sector, have signed a joint declaration in the context of the ongoing the discussion on the Energy Union. We put forward seven recommendations to drive an interactive
Cross-sector group of industry associations call on EU to deliver flexible power markets The Smart Energy Demand Coalition and a group of other industry associations from different sectors have today called for ambitious proposals for electricity market reforms in 2016.
