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A study on consumer protection during gas phase-out

The EU aims to reach climate neutrality by 2050, which means phasing out almost all fossil fuels and shifting to renewable energy. As a...

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Compensation mechanisms to mitigate the market risk in offshore bidding zones
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Proposal for reviewing the Regulation on trans-European Networks for Energy (TEN-E) : assessment and recommendations
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Capacity vs. Production: Which Support Model for Clean Hydrogen?

As policymakers explore different remuneration models, the discussion on how to support clean hydrogen in the EU is gaining momentum. While production-based schemes have been the dominant approach, capacity-based models are emerging as a potential alternative. These discussions come amid key policy developments, including the Clean Industrial Deal and the establishment of the Decarbonisation Bank, which seeks to accelerate hydrogen deployment.

As the sector evolves, understanding how different support mechanisms influence investment decisions, cost efficiency, and long-term market stability remains essential. This debate will bring together experts to discuss the role of remuneration models in the EU hydrogen economy and their interaction with broader decarbonisation policies.

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