20% renewable energies by 2020: Transfer of GoO between persons is not a valid option
Date: January 2008
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EPIA position paper sent to the European Commission officials in January 2008 explaining why a transfer of GoO between persons is not a valid option.
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DG TREN Stakeholder consultation seminar: Tradable guarantees of origin in renewable energy
Date: December 2007
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EPIA replies to the stakeholder consultation organised by the European Commission (DG Transport and Energy) on trade of Guarantees of Origin.
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How can the EU reach its ambitious 20% target for renewable energies by 2020?
Date: November 2007
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EPIA fully acknowledges the importance of granting flexibility for member states to help them reach their individual targets provided that existing national support schemes (feed-in tariffs) are maintained and further developed.
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EREC Position paper on hydrogen and renewables
Date: October 2007
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EREC and its members, the European renewable energy industry and research associations welcome the public debate on hydrogen but would like to strongly emphasise that hydrogen is not a primary energy resource and that it is not inherently clean. Hydrogen is only as clean as the technologies producing the hydrogen.
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EREC’s Position on the Framework Directive for Renewable Energy Sources
Date: October 2007
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EREC and its members, believe that the future Directive on the promotion of renewable energy sources is key to reaching the 20% renewable energy target set out by the Heads of State in spring 2007. Before the Commission presents a draft of this directive, the industry wants to outline the basic needs and recommendations for the content of such a directive.
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The announced European Framework Directive on renewable energy sources
Date: May 2007
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In January 2007 the Commission issued a Communication on a Renewable Energy Road Map within a comprehensive Energy Package. This Communication aims at promoting the development of renewable energy sources in the European Energy mix, setting a target of 20% share of renewables in the EU's energy mix by 2020.
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