European Parliament — latest ecology news
Violating companies will be charged 3 or 5% of the annual global turnover
The conference will discuss the achievements and challenges of bringing Ukrainian eco-legislation closer to EU norms
The resolution also envisages a 14.5% reduction in CO2 emissions from transport
All technologies from the list will have accelerated permitting procedures
The vote for the reform in the European Parliament should take place in September
MEPs called for new sanctions against Russia
The new law introduces more stringent requirements for gas infrastructure operators to identify and eliminate methane leaks
Energy conservation and energy independence have become even more important and relevant
The initiative will also increase the EU's energy security by reducing dependence on energy carriers from third countries
European steel association Eurofer has expressed concern about CBAM
A certain percentage of inspections is set for companies depending on the level of risk in the country
CBAM will be phased in from 2026 to 2034 at the same rate as free allowances phase out