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Energy companies contemplating lawsuits against EU governments over their climate plans -
EU lawmakers’ hopes to significantly expand the bloc’s proposed climate law have been doused by national governments. -
The “fit for 55” package sets out exactly how the EU executive plans to reduce the bloc’s emissions by 55 percent. -
EU manufacturers will see mandatory "sustainability rules applicable to all products" proposed by the EC -
A planned EU levy on carbon-intensive imports is likely to be proposed next year. -
IT businesses in Europe are set to face new rules on energy efficiency and device repairability. -
The EU plans to extend its temporary Covid-19 waiver on airport slot rules. -
Veolia’s hostile bid for rival Suez could be the first major test of the European Commission’s approach to environmental arguments in its merger reviews. -
Climate change looks set to become a point of contention in post-Brexit trade talks, with the EU pushing for stricter commitments. -
Covid-19 may have cleared the streets of climate-change activists such as the global movement Fridays for Future inspired by Greta Thunberg, but that doesn’t mean protest has been silenced.