The EU simplifies sustainability reporting rules for companies
The European Union reduces the complexity of sustainability reports that companies must prepare. Specific requirements for presenting environmental and social information are simplified.
The European Union reduces the complexity of sustainability reports that companies must prepare. Specific requirements for presenting environmental and social information are simplified.
The EU creates a voluntary standard for SMEs and small businesses to report sustainability data when their large clients request it. It facilitates compliance with information requirements without direct legal obligation...
The Government creates a Strategic Investments Committee to identify and accelerate key business projects for Spain. Companies with projects declared strategic will obtain priority in public resources such as the electri...
Companies must inform employees in writing about key contract elements, including whether algorithms are used in labor decisions. Replaces 1998 regulations.
The Government declares renewable energy and storage projects in areas affected by thermal or nuclear plant closures as strategic, thus accelerating their administrative processing.
The AEAT and the Spanish anti-money laundering body (SEPBLAC) sign an agreement to exchange tax and financial data. The objective is to improve the fight against money laundering and terrorist financing.
Pressure groups (lobbies) must register in a mandatory public registry and declare their contacts with senior officials and civil servants. The aim is to prevent corruption and ensure that public decisions serve the gene...
The CNMC approves the rules for electricity consumers to access the grid with flexible permits when firm capacity is not available. It especially affects energy storage facilities and large demand users.
Regulation EU 2024/2690 on cybersecurity requirements for digital products is corrected. It affects manufacturers and distributors of connected software and hardware.
Technical corrections to the EU Cybersecurity Regulation for products with digital elements approved in October 2024 are published. It affects manufacturers and distributors of hardware and software in Europe.