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Oil and gas importers will not be required to report methane emissions to the EU until 2030
Oil and gas importers will not be required to report methane emissions to the EU until 2030

Political opponents of this decision accuse those in favour of the delay of playing into the hands of the oil and gas giants

In the EU, €3.4 billion in ETS revenue will be channelled towards decarbonisation projects
In the EU, €3.4 billion in ETS revenue will be channelled towards decarbonisation projects

According to preliminary estimates, their implementation over the first ten years will reduce emissions by approximately 290 million tonnes

Public procurement in Ukraine: how to go through the process and find a contractor
Public procurement in Ukraine: how to go through the process and find a contractor

We explain how to avoid making mistakes that could cost you months of extra time and significant unforeseen expenses

The issue of a CBAM deferral for Ukraine remains unresolved — European Commission
The issue of a CBAM deferral for Ukraine remains unresolved — European Commission

At the same time, EU representatives are open to cooperation on possible support for the decarbonisation of industry

In the Finnish capital, outdoor advertising for anything related to fossil fuels has been banned
In the Finnish capital, outdoor advertising for anything related to fossil fuels has been banned

Calling for a reduction in emissions whilst offering products and services that are harmful to the environment is considered hypocritical

The government must reach an agreement with the EU on postponing the CBAM for Ukraine — FRU
The government must reach an agreement with the EU on postponing the CBAM for Ukraine — FRU

This greenhouse gas emissions levy is causing significant losses in the steel and cement industries

The EU has published the third quarterly carbon price under the CBAM
The EU has published the third quarterly carbon price under the CBAM

The price for the fourth quarter will be announced on 4 January 2027

Rome and Prague will call for a relaxation of the EU’s climate regulations
Rome and Prague will call for a relaxation of the EU’s climate regulations

This concerns emission permits and regulations relating to methane

Ukraine is set to approve emission standards for facilities producing titanium dioxide
Ukraine is set to approve emission standards for facilities producing titanium dioxide

The draft covers emission limits for air and water bodies

The EU is making concessions on the rules governing methane and vehicle emissions
The EU is making concessions on the rules governing methane and vehicle emissions

Lobbyists are using the energy crisis and the prospect of future losses to industry as arguments

EU countries will call for the cancellation of the scrapping of free allowances on the carbon market
EU countries will call for the cancellation of the scrapping of free allowances on the carbon market

There are plans to raise the quota removal threshold to 800 million and reinstate it from 2031

The world’s first CBAM verifier has been accredited: what sort of company is it?
The world’s first CBAM verifier has been accredited: what sort of company is it?

It now has the authority to verify the emissions of businesses whose products are subject to the ‘carbon duty’