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Gas future
Towards a CO2-neutral Europe in 2050.
The European Union has a collective goal of achieving climate neutrality by 2050 and reducing net greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55% by 2030, compared to 1990 levels.
European policies aim to mitigate climate change due to the huge quantities of greenhouse gases being released into the atmosphere. The main causes are human activities around the world, including the burning of fossil fuels for energy production, heating and transport.
The way to achieve this is through the energy transition, i.e. moving from a fossil-based energy mix to a low-carbon or zero-carbon one that includes renewable sources.
We are all part of the change and must act to achieve the decarbonisation of our country and support the energy transition. We are here, are you?
Gas and the energy transition
Find out what role gas plays towards a greener future in Italy and Europe.
Green gas: biomethane and hydrogen
Did you know that a sustainable, ready-to-use energy source can be derived from food waste? Or that in the next few years you will be able to heat your home with ‘green hydrogen’?
Together with GD4S, the European Association for a Greener Europe
Together with leading natural gas distributors from France, Greece, Portugal, Romania, Spain and Ireland, we are part of Gas Distributors for Sustainability – GD4S.
GD4S brings together seven of the largest natural gas distributors in Europe, serving around 28 million customers, corresponding to 30% of the European gas market. The Brussels-based association is committed to decarbonising Europe’s energy system by 2050 and unlocking the potential of renewable gases and gas networks.
