Harmonised system-wide cost-benefit analysis for candidate Projects of Common Interest)

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The European Commission has published the final CBA methodologies for PCI candidates, decveloped by the Joint Research Centre (Harmonised system-wide cost-benefit analysis for candidate Projects of Common Interest). Here are some of the points to highlight: For Hydrogen infrastructures, seven benefits are considered: B1. Variation of GHG emissions [€/a] B2. Variation of non-GHG emissions [€/a] B3. Integration of RenewableHydrogen and […]

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