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RSSThe EU has taken the final step to exit the Energy Charter Treaty.
A guidance document outlining ways in which investment frameworks for cross-border offshore grid and renewable projects can be organised most efficiently has been published by the European Commission today.
Focus areas are electricity, smart grids, natural gas, CO2 networks and renewable energy.
The call for evidence is open until 31 August.
Commissioner Simson took the opportunity to unveil the Commission's new guidance on collaborative investment frameworks for offshore energy projects.
The supply of renewable energies increased by 4.4% compared with 2022, amounting to around 10.9 million TJ in 2023.
The measure will contribute to the achievement of the EU Hydrogen Strategy, the European Green Deal and the Green Deal Industrial Plan targets.
The package contains important new energy-related measures targeting liquified natural gas (LNG).
The aim is to ensure the continued effectiveness and efficiency of Euratom safeguards in guaranteeing the peaceful use of civil nuclear materials in the EU.
Today, the EU has disbursed €2.967 billion via the Modernisation Fund to support 39 energy projects in 10 EU countries.