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The EU emissions trading system and support for aviation

The EU aviation climate action framework is entering a new phase in which delivery and implementation matter as much as the overall design of...

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Steven  Truxal Marie Raude JJMP
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Managing market tightness in the EU ETS on the path to net-zero : design options and trade-offs in price-based supply adjustments
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Financing High-Speed rail
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The Projects of Common Interest | Adina Crisan-Revol (DG ENER)

The Projects of Common Interest | Adina Crisan-Revol (DG ENER)

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In this podcast, Maria Olczak (FSR) interviews Adina Crisan-Revol (Team Leader at DG ENER, UNIT B1) to discuss the Projects of Common Interests (PCI). Mrs Crisan-Revol explains what the PCI is, and the benefits it brings to the EU energy market and EU consumers.

Since 2013, the PCI list is updated every 2 years. The third list has been proposed by the European Commission in November 2017 and has been already adopted by the Council and the European Parliament. Mrs Crisan-Revol addresses the key changes recently introduced by the European Commission in order to ensure that the third PCI list better aligned with the EU longer-term targets.

Recorded at the Specialised Training on the Regulation of Gas Markets in Florence, 21 March 2018.

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