-- 欧盟委员会周二发布了一项建议,旨在消除欧盟范围内电力购买协议(PPA)和其他能源购买协议的障碍。 该建议旨在使大型能源用户能够直接从发电企业采购能源,同时确保消费者获得价格确定性。委员会指出,由于监管和非监管方面的障碍,电力购买协议的潜力迄今为止尚未得到充分发挥。 这项新建议涵盖了广泛的议题,包括小型买家的准入、担保、风险降低措施,甚至会计准则。 除了电力购买,该建议还涵盖其他能源的购买协议,例如热能、沼气和氢气,旨在消除该地区能源结构中的各种障碍。 据委员会称,这项建议建立在2022年发布的早期指导意见之上,并是在近期征求意见之后提出的。该征求意见旨在评估阻碍该地区电力购买协议发展的所有障碍。
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