The EU sets mandatory sustainability criteria for public authorities procuring clean technologies such as solar panels, batteries or heat pumps. It applies to public tenders across Europe.
The European Union establishes a climate target for 2040: reducing net emissions by 90% compared to 1990. This milestone serves as a bridge between the 2030 target and climate neutrality by 2050.
The list of industrial sectors receiving compensation for indirect CO2 costs in electricity is expanded and the aid calculation parameters are updated through 2030.
The auction procedure is regulated so that high-efficiency cogeneration facilities obtain economic aid from the State. It affects industrial plants that produce heat and electricity in a combined manner.
Common rules are approved for requesting public R&D&i grants managed by the State Research Agency. Affects researchers, universities and innovative companies.
The EU establishes how to calculate and verify the content of recycled plastic in disposable beverage bottles. It replaces the previous 2023 regulations.
Errors are corrected in the regulation establishing a 3€ customs duty on imported packages with a value below 150€. It affects international distance sales customs declarations.
Errors in European regulations requiring large companies to publish sustainability reports are corrected. It affects how companies must report their environmental and social impact.
The European Commission establishes the CSC-EDIC, a consortium to coordinate digital infrastructures and cybersecurity training at European level. Its objective is to strengthen cybersecurity capabilities and talent acro...
The European Union temporarily suspends customs duties on certain imported products. This measure reduces import costs for affected companies and sectors.