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Transport, Building Emissions Cuts "Too Costly" For EU ETS
Date: 09.04.2021 Author: Alessandro Vitelli, Montel
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Emissions reductions from the transport and building sectors would be too costly to be achieved under the EU ETS, according to a study by ICIS.
TSOs: Managing the Charging Process is the Biggest EV-related Challenge
Date: 08.04.2021 Author: Valerija Hozjan
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The development of a suitable charging infrastructure and the adoption of a smart charging process are currently the major gaps to be covered for most of the players involved in the complex e-mobility
EVs and Heat Pumps to Increase Slovenia’s Power Demand By 6% By 2030
Date: 01.04.2021 Author: Valerija Hozjan, Tanja Srnovršnik
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Electric vehicles (EVs) and heat pumps are expected to increase power consumption in Slovenia by about 900 GWh, which equates to around 6%, by 2030, Boštjan Blažič from the Faculty of Electrical
Elektroprivreda BiH Establishes Management System For EV Charging Stations
Date: 30.03.2021 Author: Peter Palčec
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Elektroprivreda BiH, the largest power utility of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), has introduced a system for the supervision and management of charging stations for electric vehicles and has thus
EC: Soaring EV Sales Drive EU’s Battery Plant Push
Date: 16.03.2021 Author: Siobhan Hall, Brussels
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Soaring electric vehicle sales in the EU are driving the need for local factories to produce sustainable batteries, said European Commission vice president Maroš Šefčovič on Friday.
EUR 5.84bn For Energy Sector Under CEF 2.0. Programme
Date: 12.03.2021 Author: Valerija Hozjan
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The European Council and the European Parliament reached a provisional agreement on Thursday on the second edition of the EU's flagship programme – the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF). CEF 2.0
En.odmev 021: Decarbonisation Challenges – From High Electricity Demand to EV Adoption
Date: 04.03.2021 Author: Valerija Hozjan
Photo: Roman Peklaj
Demand-side flexibility, government funding to stimulate deployment of e-charging points, and ‘heat-as-a-service’ are some of the measures to be utilised to overcome the challenges arising from
Austrian OMV and Post Join Forces on Green Hydrogen Use in Heavy Goods Transport
Date: 25.02.2021 Author: Tanja Srnovršnik
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The Austrian oil and gas company OMV and Österreichische Post have signed a memorandum of understanding on the use of green hydrogen in heavy goods transport, said OMV on Wednesday. The goal is for
Becoming Carbon Neutral Will Not Be Enough to Solve Climate Issues
Date: 23.02.2021 Author: Peter Palčec
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“We need to be aware that as the concentration of CO2 emissions increases, more of the outgoing infrared radiation from the sun remains trapped on earth. Thus, just switching to 100% renewables will
EU Commissioner: Green Fuels and Gases to Be Subject to Sustainability Certification
Date: 23.02.2021 Author: Tanja Srnovršnik
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The revision of the renewable energy directive will include “a comprehensive certification for renewable and low-carbon fuels and gases, and it will come with an updated set of incentives to promote
Salim Rahemtulla, PowerTap Hydrogen: Fuel Cell Technology Wins the Day
Date: 18.02.2021 Author: Alenka L. Klopčič, Tanja Srnovršnik
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“There is no single renewable solution, therefore there will be multiple fuel solutions, including fossil fuels. It is going to be a long transition and we still don’t know what the final energy
Telekom Romania to Install EV Charging Stations in Several Cities
Date: 17.02.2021 Author: Peter PalčecPhoto: pixabay.com
Telekom Romania is to become the first telecommunications company to install fast, local charging stations for electric cars in several cities in Romania. “This is in line with new trends in the
