During the informal Energy Council of 16th and 17th July, EU ministers discussed about the decarbonisation process with a particular stress for the geothermical subject….
The first Agriculture and Fisheries Council under the Hungarian presidency took place this week. It made clear that one of the priority of the Hungarian…
Last week (from June 11 to 13), Brussels hosted the European Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) 2024, a prominent event organized by the European Commission. This year’s theme, “Net-zero energy solutions for a competitive Europe,” framed the discussions and activities throughout the week.
The Energy Charter Treaty has been in a period of stall. With the Energy Council’s final decision to approve the withdrawal from the Energy Charter Treaty, they have established a brand new period for the EU: remodernizing the Energy Treaty to follow current trends.
During Green Week, on May 29th, Executive Vice-President for European Green Deal Maroš Šefčovič announced the start of the #WaterWiseEU campaign, lasting until autumn; it’s aimed to raise awareness and discuss strategies with stakeholders and policy-makers about building “water resilience” in Europe by 2050.
AI Act and Electricity Market Reform at the table of the Transport, Telecommunications and Energy Council of May 21st, which Petra De Sutter, Belgian deputy…
The recent meeting of Climate, Energy, and Environment Ministers from the G7 advanced economies in Turin echoed with urgency as they deliberated on strategies to uphold the commitment of limiting global warming to 1.5°C, following up on the discussions initiated at COP28 in Dubai.
During the conclusive day of the ninth legislation of the European Parliament, the MEPs reunited and adopted the Net-Zero Industry Act (a.k.a. NZIA). The regulation passed with 361 votes, 121 negatives, and 45 abstentions.
According to Confagricoltura’s analysis, barring any dramatic and unlikely developments, during the session that will mark …
The EU Commission has submitted to the Council a proposal to introduce extraordinary tariffs on grains, oilseeds and products from Russia and Belarus.
The Commission’s recommendation comes after a thorough impact assessment, which explored many pathways to achieve climate neutrality by 2050.
This revolution, called the Green Deal, comes with precise deadlines. Only the naive could think that all this would come at no cost.