RFA Stakeholder Workshop 6 October 2009

Informal consultation - call for feedback:

The Renewable Fuels Agency aims to help the UK industry to best prepare for the RED by adapting the RTFO  Carbon & Sustainability reporting system to be as consistent as possible with the European Commission C&S requirements from the start of the third year of the RTFO in April 2010. This is intended to enable a period of reporting against indicative 'RED ready' criteria before the introduction of mandatory C&S requirements when the UK Government implements the RED (expected December 2010).
 
As presented at our stakeholder workshop on 6 October 2009 in London, we are currently conducting an informal consultation on aspects of the RFA approach moving the RTFO towards RED and FQD. The Ecofys and E4tech presentations provided at our webpage outline the proposed changes, adjustments and updates on our approach.  
 
We invite our stakeholders for feedback on the proposals, either in person or written input to c-and-s@rfa.gsi.gov.uk. There will be a short formal written consultation early next year which will take into account a Communication from the Commission due in December as well as your feedback to these proposals. Further information can be found on our informal consultation page.

Agenda:

RFA Stakeholder Workshop 6 October 2009

Presentations:

RED-ready RTFO - carbon methodology presentation
RED-ready RTFO - carbon methodology - Annex 2 of the presentation (Fuel Chain Definitions)
RED-ready RTFO - carbon methodology - Annex 3 of the presentation (Calculation templates)
E4tech presented work they have undertaken for the RFA on the implementation of the RED carbon methodology under the RTFO.

RED-ready RTFO - sustainability criteria
Ecofys presented work they have undertaken for the RFA on the implementation of the RED sustainability criteria under the RTFO.

RED C&S - Dutch approach
Hans de Waal presented the Dutch Government's thinking on the implementation of RED carbon and sustainability criteria.

RED C&S - German approach
Karl-Heinz Schnau of the BLE (Bundesanstalt für Landwirtschaft und Ernährung) presented the German Government's thinking on the implementation of RED carbon and sustainability criteria.

RED C&S - German approach - translation
This document, drafted by RFA staff, provides you an English translation of relevant German words used in the presentation. The translation is provided by courtesy of RFA, please do not solely rely on it.

Last Modified: 12 Nov 2009

Last Modified: 24 Mar 2010