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EU F-Gas Regulation, HFC taxes & fiscal incentives for na...

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related to ATMOsphere Asia 2014
published on 3 February 2014
25 pages
3 MB

An update on the review of the EU F-Gas Regulation was provided in the presentation by Alexandra Maratou from shecco. She started by outlining the motives for revising the Regulation and the legislative process. For the recently agreed compromise deal, she focused on the proposed bans on HFCs that will will play the most important role in terms of giving the industry a clear signal to move away from HFCs. Looking at regional activities in Europe, captured in a recent report “Guide+: HFC taxes & fiscal incentives for natural refrigerants in Europe”, Maratou showed that at least 13 countries have considered or adopted taxes on fluorinated gases or fiscal incentives for natural refrigerants.

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Alexandra Maratou

 

Environmental and energy issues are the drive and focus in what Alexandra Maratou does. After studying Environmental and Resource Economics at University College London, Alexandra was a research assistant at the Electricity Policy Research Group at the University of Cambridge, UK. Following that, she worked as an intern at Cabinet Dimas, Commissioner for the Environment at the European Commission before joining shecco, where she acts today as the Deputy Public Affairs Manager.