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RSSCommissioner for Energy Kadri Simson is in Australia until 8 April to engage with government representatives and stakeholders to enhance bilateral cooperation in the field of energy.
The European Commission has approved a €900 million French scheme to support companies investing in the use of biomass and renewable hydrogen in energy and fuel production, to foster the transition towards a net-zero economy in line with the Green Deal Industrial Plan.
This means that before buying a product, consumers will receive better and more harmonised information on its durability and reparability.
The loan will co-finance projects in research, development and innovation (RDI), healthcare’s use of digital technologies, water use and management, energy efficiency in public buildings and sustainable transport.
At least 25% of the funds will go to investments specifically connected to the green transition in Denmark and the rest of the EU, including renewable energy, energy efficiency improvement and sustainability projects.
In her speech, Commissioner Simson reflected on the successes of EU-Ukraine energy cooperation, paticularily over the past 2 years.
Commissioner Simson delivered a speech on key policy and regulatory developments in nuclear energy, underling the EU's commitment to the highest standards for nuclear safety and safeguards.
This week the Commission will participate in a series of events dedicated to the role of nuclear energy in reaching the EU's climate neutrality, competitiveness and energy security objectives.
The loan will finance smart power grid development and expansion, facilitating the integration of renewable energy sources and the addition of new uses.
The Commission has adopted a new delegated regulation on the first phase for establishing an EU-wide scheme to rate the sustainability of EU data centres.