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Clean-fuel groups contest hydrogen accounting under synthetic-fuel targets
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English editorial record · renofaro
Key points
- Global e-Fuels reports that more than 20 organisations urged the European Commission to prevent hydrogen used in biofuel processing from counting towards dedicated synthetic-fuel targets.
- Their letter concerns HEFA/HVO hydrotreatment and ReFuelEU e-SAF obligations, seeking clarification during RFNBO delegated-act revisions.
- This is a policy intervention and interpretation dispute; the report does not establish that the contested accounting method has been approved.
Summary
Global e-Fuels reports that more than 20 organisations urged the European Commission to prevent hydrogen used in biofuel processing from counting towards dedicated synthetic-fuel targets. Their letter concerns HEFA/HVO hydrotreatment and ReFuelEU e-SAF obligations, seeking clarification during RFNBO delegated-act revisions. This is a policy intervention and interpretation dispute; the report does not establish that the contested accounting method has been approved.
Original source title
Clean Energy Organisations Pen Letter to EC Highlighting e-Fuels Regulation Loophole
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