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Eurofuel's Policy Priorities 2024-2029: Ensuring a Sustainable and Affordable Energy Transition

In the wake of unprecedented challenges in the energy landscape, Eurofuel stands at the forefront, advocating for pragmatic solutions that balance environmental sustainability with affordability and reliability. As the representative body for the European liquid heating fuel sector, Eurofuel is committed to driving the transition towards low-carbon energy sources while ensuring the continued comfort and affordability of heating for European citizens. 

New Blog: The Renewable Fuel Revolution: Heating of the Future

Renewable energy has become a major topic of discussion due to concerns about environmental sustainability and climate change.

Learn more about Dr. Ernst-Moritz Bellingen, President of Eurofuel, insights in this interview.

 

New Blog: Switzerland has a new CO2 Act without strict bans on oil heating

In 2021, the existing CO2 Act of 2011 was revised in Switzerland and heavily criticised as it contained rules that would have been equal to a ban on oil heating. Various planned measures would have significantly increased the cost of fossil fuels and heating oil, which was unpopular with the citizens.

Read more here!

Publications

  • Joint Statement on the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD)

    pdf joint statement on the epbd.pdf
  • Joint Statement on the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD)

    pdf joint statement on the epbd.pdf
  • Eurofuel Policy conference - 121022

    pdf eurofuel policy conference - programme - 121022.pdf
  • Eurofuel Technical Workshop - 111022

    pdf eurofuel technical workshop - programme - 111022.pdf
  • Eurofuel 2050 Roadmap: the contribution of liquid fuels to the decarbonisation of heating

    pdf eurofuel-roadmap-2050.pdf
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Eurofuel Roadmap 2050

The contribution of liquid fuels to the decarbonisation of heating

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EU Field Tests

Manufacturers and the liquid heating fuels sector, make sure of the compatibility of boilers with low carbon and renewable liquid fuels

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