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Government Gazette of the Hellenic Republic Signature Not Verified 46463 VARVARADigitally ZACHARAKIsigned by Date: 2017.10.31 19:06:07 EET Reason: Signed PDF (embedded) Location: Athens National Printing Office GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF THE HELLENIC REPUBLIC 31 October 2017 No 3824 Series II DECISIONS of the Interior and Administrative Reconstruction, Economy, Development and Tourism and Infrastructure, Transport and Networks No. 77226/1 (Government Gazette, Series I, No 208). Laying down and specifying the detailed implementing e. Presidential Decree 125/2016 on the appointment of ministers, alternate ministers and deputy ministers (Government Gazette, Series measures and technical specifications required for the I, No 210). National Policy Framework for the development of the f. Presidential Decree 105/2014 on the organisational structure of market as regards alternative fuels in the transport sector the Ministry of the Interior (Government Gazette, Series I, No 172). and the deployment of the relevant infrastructure. g. Presidential Decree 116/2014 on the organisational structure of the Ministry of Economy, Development and Competitiveness THE MINISTERS FOR (Government Gazette, Series I, No 185). h. Presidential Decree 114/2014 on the organisational structure of THE INTERIOR - ECONOMY the Ministry of Education, Research and Religious Affairs (Government AND DEVELOPMENT - EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND Gazette, Series I, No 181). RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS - FOREIGN AFFAIRS – FINANCE - i. Law 3566/2007 ratifying the organisational structure of the ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY - INFRASTRUCTURE Ministry of Foreign Affairs as a Code (Government Gazette, Series I, No AND TRANSPORT - SHIPPING 117), as in force. AND ISLAND POLICY - RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND FOOD - j. Presidential Decree 111/2014 on the organisational structure of TOURISM the Ministry of Finance (Government Gazette, Series I, No 178). k. Presidential Decree 100/2014 on the organisational structure of 1. Having regard to: the Ministry of the Environment, Energy and Climate Change a. Articles 3 and 8 of Law 4439/2016 'Transposing Directive (Government Gazette, Series I, No 167). 2014/94/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of l. Presidential Decree 123/2017 on the organisational structure of 22 October 2014 on the deployment of alternative fuels the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport (Government Gazette, infrastructure, simplifying the licensing process and setting out other Series I, No 151). provisions on fuel and energy supply stations, and other provisions m. Presidential Decree 103/2014 on the organisational structure of into Greek legislation' (Government Gazette, Series I, No 222). the Ministry of Shipping and Island Policy (Government Gazette, Series b. Article 90 of the Legislative Code on Government and I, No 170). Government Bodies ratified by Article 1 of Presidential Decree n. Presidential Decree 107/2014 on the organisational structure of 63/2005 on the codification of legislation on government and the Ministry of Rural Development and Food (Government Gazette, governmental bodies (Government Gazette, Series I, No 98), as in Series I, No 174). force. o. Presidential Decree 112/2014 on the organisational structure of c. Presidential Decree 73/2015 on the appointment of a deputy the Ministry of Tourism (Government Gazette, Series I, No 179). Prime Minister, Ministers, Alternate Ministers and Deputy Ministers p. Decision No 20871/21.3.2017 of the Prime Minister and Minister (Government Gazette, Series I, No 116). for Infrastructure and Transport appointing the Secretary General of d. Presidential Decree 123/2016 on the re-establishment and the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport (Government Gazette, renaming of the Ministry of Administrative Reform and e- YODD Series [for Employees Occupying Special Positions and for Government, re-establishment of the Ministry of Tourism, Administrative Bodies of Public Sector Agencies or Agencies of the establishment of the Ministry of Migration Policy and the Ministry of Wider Public Sector] No 153). Digital Policy, Telecommunications and Media, renaming of the 2. The fact that this Decision entails no expenditure under the Ministries national budget; we hereby decide: Article 1 Subject matter - Scope This decision lays down and specifies the detailed implementing measures and technical specifications required for the National Policy Framework for the development of the market as regards alternative fuels in the transport sector and the deployment of the relevant infrastructure, in accordance with Article 3(1) of Law 4439/2016 (Government Gazette, Series I, No 222). 46464 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE Series II, No 3824/31.10.2017 3824/31.10.2017 Article 2 Annex An annex is attached hereto and constitutes an integral part hereof. This Annex lays down and specifies the detailed implementing measures and technical specifications required for the National Policy Framework for the development of the market as regards alternative fuels in the transport sector and the deployment of the relevant infrastructure, in accordance with Article 3(1) of Law 4439/2016 (Government Gazette, Series I, No 222). ANNEX The National Policy Framework for the development of the market as regards alternative fuels in the transport sector and the deployment of the relevant infrastructure Series II, No 3824/31.10.2017 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 46465 383824/31.10.2017 National Policy Framework for the development of the marketThe National as regards Policy alternative Framework fuels of the market asin regards the transport alternative sector fuels in the transport sector andand the the deployment deployment of of the the relevant relevant infrastructure infrastructure September 2017 46466 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE Series II, No 3824/31.10.2017 3824/31.10.2017 National Policy Framework for the development of the market as regards alternative fuels in the transport sector and the deployment of the relevant infrastructure Athens, September 2017 Series II, No 3824/31.10.2017 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 46471 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS INDEX OF TABLES INDEX OF FIGURES 0 INTRODUCTION: 1. ASSESSMENT OF THE CURRENT SITUATION IN THE TRANSPORT SECTOR 1.1. CONVENTIONAL AND ALTERNATIVE FUEL VEHICLES (AFV) 1.1.1 Vehicles using alternative fuels (Directive 2014/94/EU) 1.2. FUEL CONSUMPTION IN THE TRANSPORT SECTOR 1.2.1 Electricity 1.2.2 Natural gas 1.2.3 Hydrogen 1.2.4. Other alternative fuels: LPG, Biofuels, Synthetic and Paraffinic fuels 2 NATIONAL OBJECTIVES AND TARGETS 2.1 THE OBJECTIVE OF USING DIFFERENT FUELS IN TRANSPORT 2.2. NATIONAL TARGETS FOR THE PENETRATION OF VEHICLES USING ALTERNATIVE FUELS 2.3. INFRASTRUCTURE FOR SUPPLYING ELECTRICITY IN THE TRANSPORT SECTOR 2.4. NATURAL GAS 2.5. HYDROGEN 2.6. OTHER ALTERNATIVE FUELS 3 MEASURES NEEDED TO ENSURE THE ACHIEVEMENT OF NATIONAL OBJECTIVES AND TARGETS 3.1 LEGAL MEASURES 3.1.1 Measures for charging infrastructure 3.1.2 Measures for natural gas infrastructure 3.1.3 Measures for biofuel infrastructure 3.2 POLICY MEASURES AND INVESTMENTS 3.2.1 Support for development and construction 3.2.2 Research, technological development and demonstration (RTD&D) 3.3 COOPERATION WITH NEIGHBOURING MEMBER STATES 4 MEASURES TO SUPPORT THE CREATION OF PRIVATE ALTERNATIVE FUEL INFRASTRUCTURE 4.1 LEGAL MEASURES 4.2 POLICY MEASURES AND INVESTMENTS 4.2.1 Financial incentives 4.2.2 Statutory framework 5 MEASURES TO SUPPORT THE CREATION OF ALTERNATIVE FUEL INFRASTRUCTURE FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORT SERVICES 5.1 NATIONAL OBJECTIVES AND TARGETS FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORT 6 FACILITIES IN URBAN/SUBURBAN AGGLOMERATIONS AND OTHER DENSELY POPULATED AREAS AND THROUGHOUT INTER-CITY NETWORKS 6.1 URBAN/SUBURBAN AGGLOMERATIONS OR DENSELY POPULATED AREAS 6.2 ΤΕΝ-T CORE NETWORK 46470 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE Series II, No 3824/31.10.2017 6.2.1 Recharging points 6.2.2 Natural gas refuelling points 6.2.3 Hydrogen refuelling points 6.2.4 Other alternative fuel refuelling points 6.3 TEN-T EXTENDED NETWORK 6.3.1 Recharging points 6.3.2 Natural gas refuelling points 6.3.3 Hydrogen refuelling points 6.3.4 Refuelling points for other alternative fuels 6.4 OTHER ROUTES 7. LNG REFUELLING POINTS AT MARITIME PORTS AND INLAND WATERWAY PORTS IN THE TEN-T CORE NETWORK 7.1 MARITIME PORTS IN THE TEN-T CORE NETWORK 7.2 INLAND WATERWAY PORTS IN THE TEN-T CORE NETWORK 8. ASSESSMENT OF THE NEED TO INSTALL LNG REFUELLING POINTS AT MARITIME PORTS OUTSIDE THE TEN-T CORE NETWORK 8.1 MARITIME PORTS OUTSIDE THE TEN-T CORE NETWORK 8.2 INLAND WATERWAY PORTS OUTSIDE THE TEN-T CORE NETWORK 9. SHORE-SIDE ELECTRICITY SUPPLY AT MARITIME PORTS 9.1 MARITIME PORTS IN THE TEN-T CORE NETWORK 9.2 MARITIME PORTS OUTSIDE THE TEN-T CORE NETWORK 9.3 TOURIST PORTS OUTSIDE THE TEN-T CORE NETWORK 10. BIBLIOGRAPHY: ANNEX Α: INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK Series II, No 3824/31.10.2017 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 46471 INDEX OF TABLES Table No Table 1.1: Fleet of vehicles per type of fuel (2016)[5] Table 1.2: Number of vehicles using alternative fuels in Greece in 2016[5] Table 1.3: Number of alternative fuel vehicles in use[5] Table 1.4: Change in annual production and consumption of fuels (ktoe) in Greece for 2010 and 2014[7,8] Table 1.5: Consumption of conventional and alternative fuels in the transport sector in Greece, in 2010 - 2015[8] [3] Table 1.6: Consumption of fuels per transport sector in Greece for 2014 – 2015 [3] Table 1.7: Consumption per type of fuel and per transport sector in Greece for 2015 [5, 19-20] Table 1.8: Number of recharging points in operation [5, 22, 42] Table 1.9: Number of natural gas refuelling points in operation [5] Table 1.10: Number of hydrogen refuelling points
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