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The importance of fluoropolymers across the hydrogen value chain 12.12.2022 - FPP4EU Collaboration Platform Workshop 2 Hydrogen Europe Introduction 430+ Members We encompass the entire value chain of the hydrogen ecosystem: from production, distribution to end uses, including Industry, EU regions & H2 National Associations. 40+Employees 120k+ Followers on Social Media Follow us on: Hydrogen will provide a myriad of benefits in transition to Net Zero Industry Feedstock (ammonia, petrochemical) Heat Decarbonizing "hard to abate" industrial sectors Industrial processes (steel) Increased RES deployment Energy Making a net-zero energy system possible Aviation Transport No transport mode left behind No compromise (range, refuel time) No consumer segments left behind (fleets, long-distance travelers) Land transport Maritime H2ero for Net Zero Renewable energy imports System integration and balancing including seasonal storage Circular economy Energy security and affordability European industrial leadership and jobs Societal Ensuring prosperity Reducing waste The Backbone of Hydrogen Europe: Our Working Groups Buildings Infrastructure Industry Energy Production Skills Mobility The Per- and polyfluorinated alkyl substances (PFAS) Ad Hoc Group Regional Pillar Funding & Finance Carbon market reform Ad Hoc Group Cars and Vans Subgroup Aviation Subgroup Water and Transport Subgroup Heavy-duty & NonRoad Vehicles Subgroup Hydrogen, front & centre to the EU's climate & energy security ambitions REPowerEU: 20MtH2= 10Mt EU + 10Mt non-EU EC calls upon Council and EP to align the sub-targets for renewable fuels in RED II 75 % for industry (an increase from 50%) Estimated demand by 2030: 8.4 mt (excluding refineries) 3.6 mt for industrial heat (x4 ) 3.2 mt in chemicals (x2.5) 1.5 mt in steelmaking (switch 30% steel production to hydrogen-based DRI-EAF) Source: Modelling using PRIMES RED targets: from 5.6 to 9mt by 2030 5% for transport (an increase from 2.6%) Estimated demand by 2030: 6.4 mt (including in refineries) (x3) Increase the share of zero-emission vehicles Adopt proposals on Alternative fuels Adopt a legislative package on greening freight transport by 2023 Hydrogen, front & centre to the EU's climate & energy security ambitions 1.

Fuel Additives: Use and Benefits 18-0152129 JUNE 2020 / ATC DOCUMENT 113 Technical Committee of Petroleum Additive Manufacturers in Europe AISBL Contents ABSTRACT EXECUTIVE SUMMARY INTRODUCTION Aim Scope ATC ATC organisation and objectives The petroleum additive industry The fuel additive business Development of new additives Cost complexity and confidentiality HISTORY OF ADDITIVE DEVELOPMENT The pre-additive period - until 1921 The main steps of fuel additive development - 1920s to the present Fuel additive types and history Main additive component families Multi-Functional Additives THE ROLE OF FUEL ADDITIVES IN THE VEHICLE Vehicle hardware/OEM trends Ensuring "no-harm" for fuel additives GASOLINE FUEL ADDITIVES Deposit Control Additives Fluidisers / Carrier Oils Friction Modifiers Corrosion Inhibitors Antioxidants Conductivity Improvers Metal Deactivators Markers & Dyes Demulsifiers / Dehazers / Emulsion Preventatives Copper / Silver Corrosion Octane Boosters Anti-Valve Seat Recession DIESEL FUEL ADDITIVES Deposit Control Additives Cetane Number Improvers Cold Flow Improvers Lubricity Improvers Anti-Foam Additives Corrosion Inhibitors Stability Improvers (incl.

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Council of the European Union Brussels, 17 October 2022 (OR. en) 13626/22 NOTE From: To: Subject: ENV 1021 CHIMIE 91 COMPET 798 IND 411 PHARM 160 AGRI 543 RECH 545 CONSOM 265 SAN 564 ECO 85 MI 748 ENT 142 General Secretariat of the Council Delegations Findings, obstacles and opportunities in the management of PFAS pollution - Information from the Belgian delegation Delegations will find in the Annex an information note from the Belgian delegation on the above subject, to be dealt with under "Any other business" at the Council (Environment) meeting on 24 October 2022. 13626/22 CK/am 1 TREE.1.A EN ANNEX Findings, obstacles and opportunities in the management of PFAS pollution - Information from the Belgian delegation - As recognised in the Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability1, pollution from PFAS can cause severe and, in most cases, long-lasting environmental damage, and have adverse health impacts on our citizens.

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Dear Negotiators, Brussels, 02 February 2024 Ahead of the first trilogue for the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), we urge you to reach an agreement on a credible approach to address substances of concern in packaging materials in the upcoming discussions.

From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Attachments: Follow Up Flag: Flag Status: @etrma.org> lundi 1 fevrier 2021 10:47 cGROW) - ETRMA; GROW D1 ETRMA anal FPG views on restriction proposal of undecafluorohexanoic acid (PFHxA), 20210126_ETRMA-FPG_PFHxA_Letter_F INAL.polf Follow up Flaigeol Dear ETRMA and Plastics Europe Fluoropolymers Group would like to share with you the attached letter on the implications of the restriction proposal of undecafluorohexanoic acid (PFHxA), its salts and related substances We would very much welcome if you accept our invitation for an exchange in the coming weeks.