This week, the Hydrogen Acceleration Act will be finally debated in the German Bundestag. This marks the end of the parliamentary process for a central law for the hydrogen ramp-up in Germany. We see important progress – but also a continued need for action.
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FNB Gas welcomes the agreement on the Building Modernization Act as an important impetus from the German government to stimulate the ramp-up of hydrogen and other green gases such as biomethane.
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This week, the Hydrogen Acceleration Act will be finally debated in the German Bundestag. This marks the end of the parliamentary process for a central law for the hydrogen ramp-up in Germany. We see important progress – but also a continued need for action.
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The transmission system operators (TSOs) have reacted with disappointment and incomprehension to the specifications for the future regulatory framework published today by the Federal Network Agency. The defined framework for the future regulatory periods neither creates planning security nor promotes investment. On the contrary, the special requirements of the transmission grid are not taken into account.
Continue reading → With the KSpG, the German government is setting the course for the use of CCS technology and the transportation of CO2. We appeal to political decision-makers to stay the course in their financial and political commitment to the hydrogen ramp-up and the hydrogen core network and to enable CCS as a complementary option for decarbonizing industries with heavy and unavoidable emissions.
Continue reading → The NEST process for the further development of the regulatory system is to be welcomed in principle. However, the BNetzA is not achieving its goal of making the regulatory framework fit for the challenges of the transformation with its current considerations.
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