Energy, Environment & Transport

Is REPowerEU the right energy policy recipe to move away from Russian gas?

The recipe for independence from Russian gas is the acceleration of the clean energy transition; its success depends on the use of the right ingredients, write Megan Anderson, Bram Claeys and Jan Rosenow.

Disclaimer - All opinions in this column reflect the views of the author(s), not Euractiv Media.

It is very worrying that the Commission’s recently released delegated act defining renewable hydrogen allows for significant hydrogen development that ultimately may not be green or renewable, write Megan Anderson, Bram Claeys and Jan Rosenow. [Shutterstock / petrmalinak]

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