The commission has proposed updating the law which regulates the bloc's cross-border energy networks to include new energy storage technologies and smart grids as well as removing fossil fuel eligibility for public funding.The European Commission has published a document confirming its intent to update the regulation governing the development of cross-border energy networks, to include battery and green hydrogen energy storage. The impact statement about the effects of updating the Trans-European Energy Networks (TEN-E) regulation, dated Friday, also spells out a desire to remove all natural ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...
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