GD4S is hiring its new EU Policy Manager!

In the context of further enhancing its remit and influence on EU energy policy and initiatives in the evolving EU energy landscape, GD4S wishes to recruit an EU Policy Manager, based in Brussels. This role is focused on leading the representation of GD4S and effectively championing and advocating to ensure recognition of its key role in the energy transition, initiating and delivering on major initiatives for GD4S and its members and ensuring alignment with EU climate targets and leading on communication initiatives to promote the role of renewable gases and the gas grid in meeting EU decarbonisation ambition.

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GD4S elects Raúl Suárez, CEO of Nedgia, as its new President and inaugurates its first permanent office in Brussels

Brussels, 07 February 2023 – Gas Distributors for Sustainability (GD4S) has appointed Nedgia's CEO, Raúl Suárez, as its new President during its Annual General Meeting in Brussels, in continuity with the company’s mandate.

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GD4S shares it “priority checklist” to fast track REPowerEU’s target of 35 bcm of biomethane by 2030

Brussels, 20 December 2022 – In the continuation of its commitment to support EU policy makers in accelerating the deployment of biomethane production and injection in Europe, GD4S has released its priority checklist of the key elements to put in place to reach the 35 bcm of biomethane.

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Why the European Parliament got the EPBD right

Decarbonising buildings quickly and cost-effectively (also) requires renewable gases and enabling heating technologies

Brussels, 15 March 2023 – Yesterday, a major milestone for accelerating the decarbonisation of buildings has been reached by the European Parliament, who adopted its final position on the revision of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD).

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EU associations jointly call for an EU binding biomethane target in the Gas Regulation

Brussels, 1st of February – Ahead an important the vote in the European Parliament to adopt the Gas Package, EU associations representing different segments of the energy and heating industries call Members of the European Parliament for more ambition on renewable gases.

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