2025: Regulation of low-carbon gas markets – an industry perspective
Wednesday 19 March
Art Hall
Hydrogen, e-fuels and other low-carbon fuel solutions are a key part of future energy mix. These markets depend on current and future regulatory frameworks, which provide for production, consumption and market rules.
The panel will dive into the details of these new markets and their regulation. We will discuss hydrogen production and market rules as well as regulatory frameworks for carbon capture technologies and the production of e-fuels. In addition to the applicable laws and regulations and their practical application, we will also discuss gaps and shortcomings of this regulatory framework.
Regulation of low-carbon gas markets – and industry perspective
Welcoming words
Professor of EU Energy Law, UEF Law School and Energy and Regulation Partners (Switzerland)
University of Helsinki
EU hydrogen regulation – Is there a need for changes?
Professor of EU Energy Law, UEF Law School and Energy and Regulation Partners (Switzerland)
University of Helsinki
The EU Gas Package: Catalyzing the Hydrogen Economy
Regulating CCU value chains under and beyond EU climate law
Discussion
Organizers
Kim Talus
Professor of EU Energy Law, UEF Law School and Energy and Regulation Partners (Switzerland)
kim.talus@uef.fi