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Energy ministers of the EU Member States gather on 28 March to agree on how to define ‘low-carbon hydrogen’ in the context of the Gas Directive discussions. This is a key moment for the EU – depending on the level of ambition we can either foster the uptake of truly low-carbon hydrogen with a low climate impact, or lock in non-renewable hydrogen for decades.
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Meant to prevent greenwashing by giving consumers reliable environmental information on products, the proposal falls short of its original ambition and fails to offer a robust, harmonised methodology for calculating environmental impacts.
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Carbon neutrality has captured the public’s imagination and has become an integral part of marketing. It is now an important way to advertise industry commitment to stop climate change, often replacing other ways of communicating on real contributions.
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