Sustainability in the Industry
Energy Production and Trade

Impacts, Risks and Opportunities
Sustainability in Energy Production and Trade
The increasingly extensive interconnections in energy supply are giving rise to new business models, e.g. long-term electricity purchase agreements (PPA) between producers and industrial customers. Systems that are not or no longer subsidized can continue to be operated profitably while the customer purchases the electricity at fixed prices agreed in advance.
The industry includes, for example, electricity generation, heating and cooling supply via heat pumps, steam supply and electricity and gas trading via specialized or integrated companies.
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EU NACE Classification
Industry NACE Classes
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Included NACE classes in the industry
D 35.1 Electric power generation, transmission and distribution
D 35.11 Production of electricity from non-renewable sources
D 35.12 Production of electricity from renewable sources
D 35.15 Trade of electricity
D 35.2 Manufacture of gas, and distribution of gaseous fuels through mains
D 35.21 Manufacture of gas
D 35.3 Steam and air conditioning supply
D 35.30 Steam and air conditioning supply
D 35.4 Activities of brokers and agents for electric power and natural gas
D 35.40 Activities of brokers and agents for electric power and natural gas
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