The EU expands sanctions against those responsible for cyberattacks threatening Europe
The EU Council updates restrictive measures (sanctions) against individuals and entities responsible for serious cyberattacks against the EU or its member states.
The EU Council updates restrictive measures (sanctions) against individuals and entities responsible for serious cyberattacks against the EU or its member states.
The EU Council amends the sanctions list against those undermining the territorial integrity of Ukraine. The restrictive measures in force since 2014 are updated.
The European Commission recommends that member states remove barriers so that private companies and investors can finance energy efficiency improvements in buildings and businesses.
The European Commission recommends updating the chemical substance assessment system to ensure they are safe and sustainable from the point of manufacture. This affects companies that use or produce materials and chemica...
An error is corrected in the European sanctions regulation against individuals who threaten the integrity of Ukraine. It affects the list of sanctioned persons published in September 2025.
The Ministry of Health signs an agreement with the Foro Español de Pacientes to promote digital transformation in Spanish public healthcare. The agreement seeks to integrate the patient perspective into healthcare techno...
The official CO2 emission allowance price is set to settle electricity costs in the Canary Islands, Balearic Islands, Ceuta and Melilla in 2025. This price affects the calculation of compensation within the electricity s...
The environmental impact assessment of two photovoltaic plants in Huelva with a total capacity of 209 MW is approved. The project includes the necessary infrastructure to evacuate the generated energy.
The regulations governing the direct subsidy to Telefónica for deploying a submarine cable between the mainland and Gran Canaria, funded by Next Generation EU funds, are amended.
The environmental impact declaration for the Abalar wind farm in A Coruña, with 78 MW of capacity, has been approved. The project may proceed subject to compliance with the established environmental conditions.