US Edition6th PCI Energy Days
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6th PCI Energy Days
This edition of the PCI Energy Days is dedicated to the practical implementation of Projects of Common Interest and of Projects of Mutual Interest. We will invite representatives of EU country administrations, regulators, grid operators and project promoters to meet with the industry, civil society and the wider financing community to discuss and share successful examples of how they have overcome some of the most pressing challenges in building
H2-View News: European Commission backs 100 hydrogen projects in latest priority list
The bloc says the priority projects will speed up the build-out of Europe’s cross-border energy networks, from hydrogen pipelines to renewable power grids. In total, 235 projects were selected across electricity, hydrogen and CO2 transport. The hydrogen-related awardees could include electrolyser plants, pipelines, storage hubs, and import terminals. PCI and PMI status give hydrogen developers
Commission boosts energy interconnectivity across Europe and beyond by supporting 235 cross-border projects - The European Sting - Critical News & Insights on European Politics, Economy, Foreign Affairs, Business & Technology - europeansting.com European
(Credit: Unsplash) This article is brought to you in association with the European Commission. Today, the Commission has granted 235 cross-border energy projects the status of Projects of Common Interest (PCIs) and Projects of Mutual Interest (PMIs) – the second such list since its launch in 2023. The selected projects will be eligible to apply for EU financing from the Connecting Europe Facility and will benefit from expedited permitting and re…
Brussels has about twenty Spanish initiatives in its second list of Projects of Common Interest The Luxia de Moeve project, part of the Andaluz Valley of Hydrogen in Huelva, chosen by Brussels in a call of almost 3 billion
A second list of energy projects of common interest has been published by the European Commission, aimed at strengthening electricity links and supporting the development of hydrogen and CO2 infrastructure.
“Today, the Commission has granted 235 cross-border energy projects the Statute of Joint Interest Projects and of Joint Interest Projects – the second list of these since its launch in 2023. The selected projects will be eligible for EU funding through the Interconnection Mechanism to Europe and will benefit from accelerated licensing and regulation processes for a faster implementation and delivery”, announces the institution in communication.
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