Geothermal trade stakeholders are invited to endorse a letter by the EGEC calling on the European Fee for a geothermal technique and motion plan.
The European Geothermal Power Council (EGEC) is searching for the endorsement of trade gamers and stakeholders of a letter to the President of the European Fee and her staff calling for a geothermal technique and motion plan.
Those that wish to take part are inspired to ship the most recent model of their logos to s.kumar@egec.org to verify their assist earlier than the 4th of June 2024. The letter can be despatched on the fifth of June.
The letter will be accessed by way of this hyperlink.
This letter goals to put geothermal on a stronger political footing than the final mandate. Demonstrating robust assist from the trade and stakeholders (customers, suppliers, and so forth) will improve the probability that the Fee dedicates regulatory and monetary time for geothermal.
EGEC seeks to realize 4 outcomes with this letter:
- Put together a European geothermal technique and motion plan;
- Inclusion within the Mission Letter of Commissioners for power and agriculture, areas and cohesion (which is liable for managing necessary EU funds), local weather (which manages the Innovation Fund), analysis (which manages Horizon and LIFE funds) and surroundings;
- Point out to governments that the geothermal sector is a vital European and nationwide stakeholder;
- Assist your engagement with governments relating to funding, allowing, licenses and market improvement.
An identical letter was despatched in 2021 which to the goal to triple geothermal capability by 2030. This was the idea for the European Parliament to challenge its decision on geothermal. It additionally enshrined EU allowing guidelines round geothermal and the ‘Inexperienced’ zones used for shallow geothermal allowing at the moment are known as Renewable Acceleration Areas. Steering to governments on these can be issued later this week.
If you happen to require additional data please contact Sanjeev Kumar, Head of Coverage, at s.kumar@egec.org or on whatsapp/Sign at +32 499 539731.
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