Seven industry associations call for an explicit definition of Sustainable Alternative Fuels in the Net Zero Industry Act and shared their recommendations to the Council, the European Parliament, and the Commission.
The letter, co–signed by FuelsEurope, CEWEP, eFuel Alliance, Eurogas, ESWET - European Suppliers of Waste-to-Energy Technology, Fertilizers Europe, and Methanol Institute, highlights that “driven by EU policies, demand for Sustainable Alternative Fuels will rapidly rise in years to come, and – in the absence of a suitable domestic production capacity - supply shortages would force the EU to rely on foreign production”, stating also that the EU shall “support the large-scale deployment of sustainable alternative fuels technologies and the development of resilient supply chains” to ensure its energy security and independence.
To achieve this, the co-signers call upon policymakers to:
- Ensure consistency with EU legislation, aligning the definition of Sustainable Alternative Fuels with other sustainable fuels from the Renewable Energy Directive;
- Explicitly recognize Sustainable Alternative Fuels technologies as strategic net-zero technologies under the Net Zero Industry Act, signaling their critical role in the transition of the transport and industry sectors.
Read the full letter here: https://bitly.ws/WwM9
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