Abstract

The article focuses on the newly adopted EU hydrogen and decarbonised gases legislative package in terms of its approach towards the hydrogen infrastructure and its impact on the stimulation of the development of EU hydrogen trade, consumption and production. The new legislative package preserves the key features of the previous regulation of natural gas infrastructure, where acquis guarantees the independence of infrastructure operators, regulated third-party access based on the preestablished tariffs, and limited exemptions for the involvement of the suppliers - also ...