Electric vehicles made by companies benefiting from subsidies will be subject to “union-origin requirements”, according to a new draft of the Industrial Accelerator Act.

EU member states have adopted their negotiating position on tweaking the market stability reserve for the bloc’s new emissions trading system (ETS2), introducing no changes to the European ...

The recently weakened Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive should be revised if the EU is to fully account for the ...

The EU executive is holding a closed-door consultation with select stakeholders this week on the revision of the EU’s longstanding nature directives, in a process criticised by environmental groups as ...

The European Commission is setting out to improve how the marine environment is governed in the EU under its upcoming Ocean ...

A decision to allow automated submissions of due diligence statements meant to simplify how businesses comply with the EU’s anti-deforestation law caused a massive increase in system load estimates ...

Denmark is planning to compensate farmers for permanently ceasing agricultural or forestry production on their land, to reduce emissions and pollution.

Pesticides banned in the EU should not be automatically prohibited in the UK under any future UK-EU sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) agreement, members of the UK parliament have recommended.

Plans to introduce overarching permits for all industry projects in designated areas remain largely unchanged in a fresh draft of the Industrial Accelerator Act.

Members of the European Parliament’s industry committee from the Greens and the Left have tabled an objection to the EU’s second list of priority energy projects, citing the risk of fossil fuel ...

European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen has defended the “clear benefits” delivered by the EU’s emissions trading ...

The European Commission is drawing up plans to prevent member states from enacting national laws that go beyond EU rules, ...