Member states have made little progress on reaching a common position on the environmental ‘omnibus’ tabled three months ago, amid widespread scepticism and a blocking minority against parts of the ...

The European Commission’s freshly unveiled Industrial Accelerator Act mandates the creation of industrial manufacturing hubs in each member state, which will benefit from simplified permitting rules.

A European Parliament resolution on the activities of the European Ombudsman was rejected in a plenary vote today, after left and liberal groups took issue with its call to investigate NGOs operating ...

The European Parliament has overwhelmingly backed a proposal allowing manufacturers to claim more credits for clean trucks and coaches to meet their post-2030 emissions reduction targets.

A coalition of national capitals has warned that suspending or weakening the EU emissions trading system would be a “very worrying” regression.

Nineteen member states face new infringement proceedings for missing the deadline for submitting their draft National Building Renovation Plans, while Austria has been warned over its conservation ...

The EU’s agricultural sector is lagging on progress to meet the bloc’s 2040 and 2050 climate targets, while also not keeping pace with worsening climate risks, the European Scientific Advisory Board ...

The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) is preparing to consult on a draft opinion by its socio-economic committee (SEAC) on the universal restriction of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances.

An upcoming review of the EU Biocidal Products Regulation (BPR) should focus on ways to streamline the assessment process producers have said, while environmentalists have urged officials to close ...

The European Commission is encouraging member states and market actors to strengthen existing frameworks, and offer new financial instruments and incentives to help reach 2030 energy efficiency ...

Israeli war on Iran should only serve to speed up Europe’s transition away from fossil fuels, commissioners Dan Jørgensen and Teresa Ribera have said.

More than 100 heavy industry, manufacturing, retail, energy and technology companies have warned that amending the EU’s carbon market would erode investment certainty and damage Europe’s industrial ...