Members

24 associations advocating for cross-sectoral and cross-vectoral solutions towards climate neutrality.

To know why we’re all committed to ENZA, please click on the logos below.

Bioenergy Europe

Bioenergy Europe is committed in contributing to the EU energy transition and joined ENZA as it trusts that reaching climate-neutrality by 2050 requires an integrated energy system in all sectors. The EU is a frontrunner in deploying cost-effective and climate mitigating technologies – this alliance will foster its leadership.

Jean-Marc Jossart – www.bioenergyeurope.org

CEDEC

CEDEC represents the interests of 1500+ local energy companies in electricity, gas and district heating, active in every part of the value chain, enjoying the trust of 85 million energy consumers. These companies support the cost-efficient transition to a climate-neutral economy and society, striving for an integrated energy system that is maximising the potential of local resources, sustainable and affordable. Hence we join forces in ENZA.

Gert De Block – www.cedec.com

Cepi

Cepi has joined ENZA because reaching climate-neutrality by 2050 requires simultaneously deploying different solutions in different regions. The transition needs to be fair and sustainable to safeguard and enhance the European industry’s competitiveness.

Jori Ringman – www.cepi.org

Cogen

COGEN Europe is delighted to be part of ENZA, supporting policymakers in achieving climate neutrality by 2050. Our goal is to empower European citizens and businesses to generate their own efficient, reliable and affordable clean heat and power locally, together paving the way for a successful energy transition.

Hans Korteweg – www.cogeneurope.eu

EBA

To achieve climate-neutrality by 2050, we must support today all clean technologies that will help build our future energy mix. ENZA can facilitate dialogue and synergies for an integrated and fair energy transition across all sectors. The EBA is proud to be part of this important alliance.

Harmen Dekker – www.europeanbiogas.eu

EFET

EFET is pleased to join the European Net Zero Alliance (ENZA). We welcome and strongly support ENZA’s recognition of the key role of the Internal Energy Market in achieving Europe’s transition to a carbon neutral economy. Over the last two decades EFET has been working on improving the functionality and design of European gas, electricity and associated markets for the benefit of the EU economy and society. We are committed to continuing our work on market design, as harnessing the power of Europe’s wholesale energy markets will enable decarbonisation in the most cost-effective manner for European citizens.

Mark Copley – www.efet.org

EHI

Efficient and renewable-based heating technologies are key for decarbonisation. We joined ENZA because we believe that only with a multitechnology approach, that allows synergies across sectors and system integration, can we achieve carbon neutrality for buildings and heating.

Federica Sabatti – www.ehi.eu

Euroheat & Power

“There is a broad consensus that renewable and climate-neutral energy sources will need to increase significantly to meet the EU’s climate and energy targets. In this context, the benefits of multi-energy systems as well as connecting various energy carriers and sectors are too often overlooked. This is why we are proud members of ENZA, a transversal Alliance shedding light on real-life projects which bring together key sectors of the economy, to achieve a more integrated, efficient and sustainable energy system.”

Aurélie Beauvais – www.euroheat.org

ePURE

Renewable ethanol is already making a positive impact in the transition to a carbon-neutral Europe, but it has the potential to do even more in the coming decades. As the unified voice of the European renewable ethanol industry, ePURE will work with other ENZA members to promote sustainable decarbonisation solutions that can make the EU Green Deal real.

Emmanuel Desplechin – www.epure.org

Geode

As representatives of local electricity and gas Distribution System Operators, GEODE is a longtime promoter of cross-sector cooperation. By gathering a broad range of stakeholders, ENZA reflects the increasingly integrated energy system and, as such, fills a void in the European policy debate.

Carmen Gimeno – www.geode-eu.org

Eurogas

Eurogas has joined the European Net Zero Alliance in order to help the seamless coordination and integration of efforts across the different energy vectors and energy-consuming sectors, and collaborate towards our common climate neutrality goal.

James Watson – www.eurogas.org

EUTurbines

As EUTurbines, we very much like the idea of an inclusive coalition that promotes an integrated energy system and hence are a proud supporter of ENZA. It is important that, in the future, all energy vectors are considered, and that the benefits of different technologies are maximised.

Ralf Wezel – www.euturbines.eu

GIE

A fair, secure, and sustainable world is around the corner. To make it a reality, we need to join forces between sectors, energy sources and regions. By transporting renewable and low-carbon molecules, including H2, gas infrastructure is part of that promising puzzle. With ENZA, we innovate and take action to set the EU on track for technical leadership while delivering climate-neutrality.

Boyana Achovski – www.gie.eu

Hydrogen Europe

Hydrogen Europe welcomes the launch of ENZA and its ambition to bridge the gap between industrial sectors and energy vectors. Along other solutions, hydrogen can play a crucial role in achieving a clean and prosperous European economy. We support the vision that a sustainable, reliable, zero-emission and cost-effective energy system can only be reached through a variety of technologies in mutual co-existence.
Jorgo Chatzimarkakis – www.hydrogeneurope.eu

CEWEP

CEWEP (Confederation of European Waste-to-Energy Plants) is the umbrella association of the operators of Waste-to-Energy (WtE – waste incineration with energy recovery) plants across Europe. By thermally treating residual waste that cannot be reused or recycled, WtE plays an essential role in sustainable waste management and circular economy. WtE also brings many benefits to climate mitigation as detailed in the recent WtE Climate Roadmap. CEWEP aims to use this knowledge and expertise within ENZA contributing to work towards EU Net Zero.

Ella Stengler – www.cewep.eu

Solar Heat Europe

Actions taken in this decade are of critical importance, not only to reach carbon neutrality by 2050 but to do so respecting our carbon budget. Therefore, Solar Heat Europe joined ENZA, to bring more awareness on the potential of renewable heating and cooling options and promote concrete solutions to face the climate emergency.

Pedro Dias – www.solarheateurope.eu

CEFS

European sugar makes a substantial contribution to EU food security. Could it also contribute to the EU’s energy security? We believe it can: by reducing fossil fuel consumption in the sugar factory via efficiency improvements and the energetic use of sugar beet residues generated on-site. CEFS’ goal in joining ENZA is to share knowledge and learn more about the tools available to support industrial decarbonisation. cefs.org

Marie-Christine Ribera – www.cefs.org

EUGINE

EUGINE is convinced that only the combination of all energy vectors and of different technologies –including flexible and renewable gas power generation – will deliver a climate-neutral Europe. This is what ENZA stands for and why we support this initiative.

Ralf Wezel – www.eugine.eu

EBC Construction

EBC is pleased to join the ENZA alliance, as construction SMEs and crafts are committed to contribute to the efforts to deliver the Renovation Wave and a sustainable construction sector. This timely platform will trigger further open and constructive exchanges to identify synergies and new ideas to achieve Europe’s climate neutrality by 2050.

Fernando Sigchos Jiménez – www.ebc-construction.eu

ETN Global

ETN Global is thrilled to part of ENZA by representing an entire value chain of the turbomachinery actors working together for efficient, secure, dispatchable, and carbon-neutral energy solutions. We strongly support and believe in the power of cross-sectoral cooperation to achieve climate neutrality by 2050. Christer Björkqvist – www.etn.global

Cerame-Unie

As reflected in the Ceramic Roadmap to 2050, “Continuing our path towards climate neutrality”, published in 2021, ceramics will contribute to the objectives of the European Green Deal through many strategic value chains. Our industry has mapped a plan to achieve climate neutrality in 2050. However, the success of this plan will depend on the availability of new technologies and alternative decarbonised energy sources. Initiatives promoting cooperation between different sectors and throughout the value chains such as ENZA are essential to jointly overcome the obstacles to this ambitious objective.

Renaud Batier – www.cerameunie.eu

Ewaba

EWABA believes that the EU efforts towards carbon neutrality will be driven by collaboration, system integration and a truly holistic intersectoral approach, all of which are comprised within the scope of the ENZA initiative.

Angel Alberdi – www.ewaba.eu

ESWET

We are excited to be a member of the European Net Zero Alliance. The EU suppliers of Waste-to-Energy technology bring significant potential for decarbonisation through material and energy recovery, Waste-to-Hydrogen/Fuel applications, and bioenergy with CCUS, as indicated in our recent report Recovering the non-recyclable: the Integrated Resource-Recovery Facility. ESWET is looking forward to working with all ENZA members on advocating for solutions for climate neutrality. This crucial topic demands immediate and coordinated action, and we are here to answer the call.

Patrick Clerens – https://eswet.eu/

Fertilizers Europe

Fertilizers Europe is pleased to join the European Net Zero Alliance (ENZA) as our sector supports the EU Green Deal and is committed to playing its part in Europe’s climate objectives. From 2005 to 2020, our sector has already reduced its scope 1 and 2 emissions by 49%, placing the European fertilizer industry as best in class globally. Decarbonising domestic production is of strategic importance for Europe to ensure its long-term food security and autonomy. We are looking forward to cooperating with like-minded associations to drive this change forward.

Antoine Hoxha – www.fertilizerseurope.com