Thread by @LiquidGasEurope

Join us at 11:00 CET today for our online debate! Don't miss out on the chance to learn how the EU LPG market can become 100% renewable by 2050, and what role the EU legislation, such as #RED, can play in the #GreenTransition. liquidgaseurope.eu/news/towards-1…

“All of Europe’s #LPG demand in 2050 can be supplied by #bioLPG.” Eric Johnson, Managing Director, Atlantic Consulting.

“We can replace heating oil with propane on the short term and replace propane with biopropane on the longer term.” Joël Pedessac, Director General, France Gaz Liquides.

“The transition towards a fossil-free industry has already started.” Maria Malmkvist, Managing Director, Energigas Sverige.

“Despite the increasing energy prices, LPG is still a relatively affordable heating solution when compared to electrification.” Jobst-Dietrich Diercks, President, Deutscher Verband Flüssiggas.

“We see the role of rDME being important across European countries, allowing customers to have much higher blends of renewable fuels and aiming for 100% renewable blends by 2050.” Lizzie German, Investment and Technology Manager, Dimeta.

“We need to develop new pathways to service our customers and deliver on our decarbonisation journey. We’re making a transition from being a marketer to also being an investor across Europe.” Beth Reid, Vice President, Growth and Transformation, UGI International.

“There are two types of renewable gasses in the RED revision: biogas and renewable fuels of non-biological origin. BioLPG or rLPG can fall under both categories depending on the feedstocks and production pathways.” Rasa Engstedt, Energy Counsellor, PermRep of Sweden to the EU.

“Next to decarbonisation, there is a need to address energy poverty and the zero pollution ambition, especially in Central and Eastern Europe. From this perspective, the LPG sector has a big strong argument to replace heating oil and coal in the sector.” Guido De Wilt, DG ENV.