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Energy Efficiency solutions for electrification can help deliver the Transition – with the right policies

September 24, 2021 by Vesa Laisi

The latest climate assessment from the IPCC has underlined the urgency for the energy sector to make the transition quickly and effectively to net zero. The general drive towards mass electrification is a vast and complex undertaking but one that is made more manageable by the innovative development of energy efficient solutions for the built environment. Vesa Laisi, President at Danfoss Drives, outlines how cutting edge technologies are ready to … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Energy, Energy efficiency Tagged With: Danfoss, Efficiency First, electrification, energy efficiency, EU Green Deal, EU Policy, EU Taxonomy, Fit for 55

Hydrogen, Renewables and Open Borders [VIDEO]

July 21, 2020 by Matthew James

On July 15th 2020, Energy Post hosted an online panel discussion with Dr. Florian Ermacora (European Commission), Professor Ad van Wijk (TU Delft), Marcel Steinbach (BDEW) and Giulia Branzi (SNAM). At the event, video recording below, readers heard a summary of the proposals for Europe's new Hydrogen and Sector Integration strategies direct form the Commission, insights from van Wijk on how supply will come as much from outside as from within the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Debates, Energy, Events, Expert Panel, Hydrogen, Platform, Renewables, Storage Tagged With: 2050 climate strategy, clean hydrogen, EU Green Deal, greenhydrogen, hydrogen, Online panel discussion

Just Transition Fund: Poland yet to be convinced

June 9, 2020 by Matthew James

Last month we learned of extra "Covid-19 recovery" funds to keep the Green Deal on an even keel. They included an additional €32.5bn for the Just Transition Fund (JTF). But is it enough? This is the question at the heart of our online event next week. The JTF is part of the Just Transition Mechanism (JTM) which, in turn, is the part of the Green Deal funding plan and is aimed at supporting Member States and regions "most affected by the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Climate policy, Debates, Energy, Events, Expert Panel Tagged With: Andrei Marcu, Energy Post debate, ERCST, EU Green Deal, Greens, Henrike Hahn, IndustriALL, Jerzy Buzek, JTF, just transition, PGE

EU Recovery Package should earmark €90 billion public funding annually towards building renovation for EU-27, new analysis shows

May 21, 2020 by Caroline Milne

BRUSSELS, Belgium, 20 May 2020 | BPIE – The Buildings Performance Institute Europe has published an analysis of the economic opportunity for Europe’s building sector, which could help mitigate economic damage of the COVID-19 pandemic. The findings show that the total amount of public funding required to trigger a significant scaling up of the renovation rate and depth would add up to €90 billion annually until 2050, with €76 billion annually … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Community, Platform Tagged With: EU Green Deal

Energy Post panel discussion – Cross-Border Capacity [VIDEO]

May 20, 2020 by Matthew James

Whilst renewable generation continues to grow, cross-border capacity fails to keep up. On May 19, 2020, Energy Post hosted a unique panel qualified to discuss the issue and shed some light on how we got here and what the options might be going forward. The discussion was moderated by Erik Rakhou - alternate member of the ACER board of appeal and consultant at Baringa. Representing the European Commission was Florian Ermacora and for independent, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Climate policy, Energy, EU Policy, Events, Markets, Renewables, Smartgrids, Videos Tagged With: ampacimon, cross border capacity, electricity market, electricity prices, EU Green Deal, flexibility, florian ermacora, internal market, machiel mulder, solar, solar power europe, Statkraft, wind

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