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New bylaws of the Institute for Women: expanded powers and independence in equality

30 Jul 2026 4/10 Public Sector Effective: 30/07/2026

The new bylaws of the Institute for Women are approved, adapting it to 2024 European directives that strengthen its independence and expand its functions in gender equality.

Companies, especially listed ones, workers, victims of sex discrimination and public bodies
BOE cambioslegales.es › Energy

Authorization of new high-voltage power line between Gipuzkoa and Navarra

30 Jul 2026 4/10 Energy Effective: 30/07/2026

Red Eléctrica is authorized to build a 400 kV line between Itxaso (Gipuzkoa) and Castejón/Muruarte (Navarra). The project strengthens the national electricity transmission network and replaces old 220 kV lines.

Red Eléctrica de España, landowners affected and municipalities of Gipuzkoa and Navarra
DOUE cambioslegales.es › European Regulations

The EU applies new sanctions to persons responsible for serious human rights violations

30 Jul 2026 4/10 European Regulations Effective: 30/07/2026

The EU Council updates the list of persons sanctioned for serious human rights violations. Persons included may have their assets blocked and entry into the EU prohibited.

Companies with international activity, financial entities and any operator required to verify sanctions
DOUE cambioslegales.es › European Regulations

Correction of errors in EU sanctions against those responsible for cyberattacks

30 Jul 2026 4/10 European Regulations Effective: 13/07/2026

The EU corrects formal errors in the regulation imposing sanctions on persons and entities responsible for cyberattacks against Europe. It affects the official list of sanctioned parties.

Financial entities, compliance companies and operators with international counterparties
DOUE cambioslegales.es › European Regulations

Procedural rules for fines against sustainability rating providers (ESG) in the EU

30 Jul 2026 4/10 European Regulations

The EU establishes how fines will be processed against companies that issue sustainability ratings (ESG). It defines the steps that the European regulator ESMA will follow to sanction these providers.

ESG rating providers supervised by ESMA and investors using these ratings
DOUE cambioslegales.es › European Regulations

Fees to be paid to ESMA by sustainability rating providers (ESG)

30 Jul 2026 4/10 European Regulations

The EU sets the fees that ESG rating agencies must pay to the European regulator ESMA for its supervision. It affects companies that issue assessments on environmental, social and governance criteria.

ESG rating providers and agencies (environmental, social and governance) operating in the EU