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Split Germany into five bidding zones for higher efficiency, Entso-E says
A new review by Entso-E — the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity — has found that dividing the Germany-Luxembourg market area into fi... (more story)
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High energy prices are main hurdle for European industry, steel sector says
The EU's steel and metals action plan provides the “right diagnosis” to the current challenges that the European steel industry is facing but concrete measures to a... (more story)
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US lifts threat to place 50 percent tariffs on Canadian steel, aluminum
The US today backed down from threats to impose a harsh 50 percent steel and aluminum tariff on Canada after Ottawa rescinded a 25 percent surcharge on electricity ... (more story)
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The European Commission has asked EU member states to send details of every regulatory sandbox set up at national level. The exercise, which will close on June 30, aims to give a better overview of those schem... (more story)
A draft "omnibus" EU directive supposed to simplify reporting requirements for companies is still dividing member states negotiating their stance on it. They have not reached a final agreement on it, and sever... (more story)
New rules on recycling plastic waste from end-of-life vehicles have sparked a clash between Germany and France, which are divided over environmental standards for EU and non-EU recyclers, MLex has learned. Fra... (more story)
UK lenders Barclays and Standard Chartered have been urged to set green finance targets, amid concerns that the financial services sector is not supporting the renewable power sector through green lending. The... (more story)
US Fed Governor Michelle Bowman’s about-face from the Biden administration’s climate change policy-making drew a chilly response in some quarters. But it didn’t keep her nomination as the Fed’s top regulator f... (more story)
Europe’s nuclear sector should gradually reduce its dependence on Russia for nuclear materials, spare parts and fuel cycle services, said the EU executive body in a roadmap published today. Trade measures, “mo... (more story)
Power company Constellation Energy’s proposed acquisition of rival Calpine Corp. has elicited a second request from the US Department of Justice's Antitrust Division, Constellation’s CEO announced today.
EU energy companies should phase out Russian LNG and pipeline gas imports in a two-step approach, the European Commission said. All new contracts for Russian LNG and pipeline gas, along with existing short-ter... (more story)
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The EU is hours away from unveiling its plan to phase out Russia’s natural gas imports, prompting debate over which alternative will fill the gap. While higher LNG imports from multiple suppliers may offer an ... (more story)
Can renewable energy sources be trusted to keep the lights on in Europe? The question has become urgent after this week's unprecedented blackouts in Spain and Portugal. Politicians both blamed and defended win... (more story)
The US is accelerating efforts to secure more critical minerals as a bitter trade war and other constraints are sparking concerns about supply chain security in Washington.
UK banks and insurers received updated climate-risk guidance from the Bank of England's supervisory arm today, just as the UK government itself was being dressed down for being unprepared to face climate chang... (more story)
Power company Constellation Energy's proposed acquisition of rival Calpine Corp. has drawn protests from the Maryland Office of People’s Counsel and the Pennsylvania Office of Consumer Advocate despite the mer... (more story)
A pause on US Federal Trade Commission litigation defending a controversial nationwide ban of noncompete agreements, alongside a new agency labor antitrust task force, has offered a mixed bag for employers try... (more story)
A debate that could influence the way power-hungry data centers access energy from the mid-Atlantic to Chicago and beyond is currently playing out at the US Federal Energy Regulation Commission. It may also be... (more story)
The European Commission unveiled today its first “omnibus” legislative text aimed at cutting administrative costs for companies. But the proposal might face difficulties during the scrutiny process as member s... (more story)