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The Potential Restart of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant: analysis of technical and political aspects
The report examines Rosatom's preparations for the restart of ZNPP, as well as the associated risks
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The revised Renewable Energy Directive (RED II) includes fuels which are produced from waste streams of non-renewable origin, also known as “recycled carbon fuels”. This means that fuels derived from non-renewable wastes such as plastic, rubber, gaseous wastes etc., could be promoted through transport targets and support schemes.
In the briefing, Zero Waste Europe and Bellona call on the European Commission to develop a set of robust environmental criteria that ensure the impacts of these fuels are accounted for properly and on member states to refrain from endorsing these fuels before those criteria are put in place.
For more information, contact:
Janek Vahk janek@zerowasteeurope.eu
Ana Serdoner ana@bellona.org
Turning plastics into fuels is just another form of fossil hydrocarbon refining. Credit: Bellona