A derisking agenda for investments in the clean transition
The energy transition towards a decarbonised and electrified EU energy system requiressizeable clean investments, but these are not picking up at the needed pace
Response to ENTSO-E consultation on collateral solution for long-term flow-based LTTR auctions
KEY MESSAGES The possibility for market participants to prioritise bids on certain borders during flow-based auctions should be considered
Distribution Tariff Paper in response to the Commission’s Recommendation on Future-proof Network Tariffs
Executive summary A core pillar of decarbonisation is the accelerated electrification of end-uses alongside the deployment of clean and renewable generation, which requires European electricity grids to become more flexible and resilient. In parallel, affordability has been placed at the top of the European Commission’s agenda in the Affordable Energy Action Plan[1]. Network tariffs contribute […]
AFIR Review: an opportunity for refinement, not replacement
Towards Attractive Workplaces and a Just Transition in the European Electricity Sector by EPSU, industriAll and Eurelectric
A Post-2030 Framework Fit for the Electric Age
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The EU’s competitiveness, energy security and decarbonisation goals go hand in hand and require a near-total decarbonisation of our energy system by 2050. The Union’s energy and climate architecture must keep up accordingly. This paper presents Eurelectric’s initial perspective on the post-2030 enabling framework, without hindering implementation of the current rules to reach […]
Joint Position on EU Commission’s proposal for a Regulation on Clean Corporate Vehicles
Joint industry call to safeguard investment in electrification and clean tech
EXPLAINER – Marginal Pricing and the “Merit Order“ Why the proposed state interventions in wholesale electricity prices are a bad idea
Ahead of the European Council meeting on 19 and 20 March, this memo, drafted by Neon and commissioned by Eurelectric, is designed to provide analytical background to feed into the discussions. The memo is split into three parts. First, it addresses the question of whether energy prices are actually so high in Europe. It explains […]
Joint Statement – Strong and Stable ETS for Europe’s Competitiveness and Energy Security
At the European Leaders Summit in Alden Biesen, the EU-27 Heads of State and Government reaffirmed that Europe’s energy transition remains the best strategy to achieve long-term strategic autonomy and low energy prices. Yet, some leaders suggested Europe must intervene now and backtrack on its flagship climate change instrument – the EU Emission Trading System.