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Energy
Energy and environmental news from MLex provides insight on regulatory policies related to energy, climate change, the EU emissions trading system and related litigation. MLex reporters have deep relationships with EU and European national regulators; and monitor energy and environmental policies from pre-proposal thru to approval and any legal challenges. As a subscriber, you’ll gain a better understanding of the impact on energy regulation on companies, governments and consumer prices. The selected stories below represent some of the latest energy regulation news reporting from our journalists across the globe.
Recent Energy articles
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Sharp escalation of gas prices in 2022 put the regulatory framework of the EU electricity market under scrutiny -
Emergency decisions to bring down energy prices have marked the EU debate on the energy crisis -
UK regulators are facing pressure to balance a push to roll out automated vehicles quickly and the public’s ongoing trust issues with the technology -
UK charging stations for electric vehicles will see reduced barriers to connecting to the national electricity grid -
Energy companies contemplating lawsuits against EU governments over their climate plans -
EU countries will have to cut their energy consumption by at least 9 per cent by 2030 compared to 2020 levels -
US banks’ disclosures about the impact of climate change on their finances should be required over time to be uniform. -
Securities regulators world-wide are “gravitating” to a view that companies’ global-warming disclosures should differ by industry sector. -
Shippers and airlines operating in the EU have been reminded that the bloc plans to propose an expansion of its Emissions Trading System. -
The EU steel, transport and construction industries should be at the forefront of an “acceleration” of initiatives aimed at curbing emissions. -
IT businesses in Europe are set to face new rules on energy efficiency and device repairability. -
World leaders' failure to agree on international commitments at the recent UN climate summit in Madrid may encourage the EU to beef up its policies and take a harder stance with its trade partners.