Raffaele Piria

@piria.bsky.social

Working since 25 yrs for energy transition and climate mitigation. Living in Berlin, grown up in Italy. Love mountains, literature, people's stories.

⚠️ EU Methane Regulation Art 27: the Case Against a Grace Period - Why the ordinary enforcement regime does not endanger EU energy security ⚠️ There is no basis for a “grace period” for Art27 violations, as proposed in a leaked draft: Downloaded the paper: www.ecologic.eu/20531 @ecologic.eu

EU Methane Regulation Article 27: the Case Against a Grace Period

This paper argues that there is no plausible basis for the introduction of a “grace period” in respect of infringements of Article 27 of the EU Methane Emissions Regulation (EUMR), as proposed in a re...

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"Iran, which is completely defeated, is disrupting the Strait with the navy and missiles we've completely destroyed and that is unacceptable because it is making the oil price go up, which is good actually, and NATO which I do not support needs to come rescue us immediately. Thank you for your a..."

1/10 My new report supported by @caneurope.org: 🚡 Overview on EU #Methane Regulation penalty rules 🔍 Debunking “unmanageable liability” myth (see the thread) 📊 State of play of national penalty rules in some MS: good and bad practice ⚖️ How to ensure a level playing field www.ecologic.eu/20270 ...>

Penalty Regimes for Violations of the EU Methane Regulation in Selected EU Member States

After giving a concise overview of the penalty provisions in the EU Methane Regulation (EU-MER), this paper counters the scaremongering narrative promoted by fossil energy groups that the EU-MER creat...

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Deeply disturbing rhetoric is spreading from influential MAGA figures (including the President of the United States and the owner of that other website). They have no idea who the shooter is, and many of these same people mocked Democrats when they were victims of political violence in the past. 1/

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How do any lawyers or legal commentators still say the Supreme Court majority believes “unity executive theory” and rules according to that interpretation? You witnessed years of the same Justices restricting a president only to do the opposite when the White House changed hands. Why help the lie?

🇷🇴 is 3rd #crudeoil producer in the EU, and EU Member State with most abandoned oil wells. They may continue to emit #methane for decades after the end of extraction. Personal note: 1st time a publication of mine is translated into Romanian @tabeapottiez.bsky.social @jschwartzkopff.bsky.social

Ecologic Institute@ecologic.eu · last yr.

Methane matters: A practical guide for effective #methane #mitigation in #Romania – tailored to national contexts and public authorities. 👉Jetzt auf #Rumänisch! Now in #Romanian! Acum în #română! 👉https://www.ecologic.eu/20099 piria.bsky.social, @cde-cz.bsky.social edfenergyex.bsky.social

Punerea în aplicare în România a Regulamentului UE privind metanul.

Some facts on the EU, which started its energy transition earlier and is thus ahead of other regions, reinforce Ketan's point: 2019-23 the EU's coal consumption dropped by 27%, gas by 18%, oil by 7%, while the population grew by 0.6% and the GDP by 4% ...🧵

Ketan Joshi@ketanjoshi.co · last yr.

Listen I just gotta rant about something, and it's an oft-repeated line that goes something like this: "renewable energy is just adding on top of existing sources" I find it really astonishing that people fail to ask a bunch of really basic questions about this and just repeat it instead.....

Energy transitions or additions?: Why a transition from fossil fuels requires more than the growth of renewable energy
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Is an energy transition currently in progress, where renewable energy sources are replacing fossil fuels? Previous changes in the proportion of energy produced by various sources – such as in the nineteenth century when coal surpassed biomass in providing the largest share of the global energy supply and in the twentieth century when petroleum overtook coal – could more accurately be characterized as energy additions rather than transitions. In both cases, the use of the older energy source continued to grow, despite rapid growth in the new source. Evidence from contemporary trends in energy production likewise suggest that as renewable energy sources compose a larger share of overall energy production, they are not replacing fossil fuels but are rather expanding the overall amount of energy that is produced. We argue that although it is reasonable to expect that renewables will come to provide a growing share of the global energy supply, it is misleading to characterize this growth in renewable energy as a “transition” and that doing so could inhibit the implementation of meaningful policies aimed at reducing fossil fuel use.