Our positions in the EU
A large part of Swedish legislation stems from EU directives and regulations. Therefore, it is an important part of our job to influence the decision making process at an early stage. We have staff and an office in Brussels, where we also work together with our sister organisations from the Nordic countries, to drive issues where we have a common agenda.
Swedenergys assessment of delegated act proposal under the taxonomy regulation (november 2020)
Swedenergy comments on consultation of roadmap/Inception impact assessment for a review of the Directive 2012/27/EU on energy efficiency (September 2020)
Swedenergys feedback on inception impact assessment of the revision of REDII (September 2020)
Swedenergy's position on the EU climate ambition for 2030 (May 2020)
Nordenergi: EU must focus on green recovery (April 2020)
Swedenergy’s position on how electrification makes Sweden climate neutral by 2045. (January 2020)
Swedenergy’s position on how to make heating in Sweden climate neutral by 2045. (January 2020)
Swedenergy's EU Agenda - For Climate and Energy, 2019-2024 and beyond. (September 2019)
Vår EU-agenda
En skärpning av EU:s utsläppshandelssystem, fokus på infrastruktur, främjande av systemflexibilitet och tydliga prissignaler till kunder är några av de åtgärder EU-parlamentet måste jobba med under nästa mandatperiod. Läs vår EU-agenda för år 2020-2024.
Swedenergy's position on European Commission's 2050 climate strategy.
(October 2018)
Swedenergy’s position on EU’s electricity market legislation. (September 2018)
Swedenergy’s position on EU’s electricity market legislation (2018)
Energy Norway, Swedenergy and Finnish Energy common position paper on the RES-directive
(February 2017).
Letter to the EU Parlament: Nordenergi calls for strengthened emission trading system
(January 2017).