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The EU plans to appoint a market operator for joint energy purchases beyond gas to mitigate rising prices amid global supply disruptions. President von der Leyen aims to expand demand-pooling mechanis
The IEA warned that new EU methane regulations may restrict crude oil imports by over 50% from 2027, potentially raising refining costs and undermining energy security.
The IEA executive director urged the EU to lift its ban on Arctic oil and gas drilling to enhance energy security amid Russian import reductions. Norway supports new exploration, though opponents argu
IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol urged the EU to lift its Arctic oil and gas drilling moratorium to boost energy security. While Norway supports the move, some investors oppose it due to environment
Six institutional investors managing over €1 trillion urge the EU to maintain its ban on Arctic oil and gas expansion. This pressure coincides with Norway and Equinor lobbying for production rights as
The EU launched its first investment roadshow in South Africa to secure €12 billion for critical minerals and value-chain processing, aiming to diversify supply chains away from China. Key agreements
The EU's new water protection legislation has come into force, empowering the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) to lead scientific assessments on chemical pollution, including pharmaceuticals and PFAS,
The EU authorized airlines to use Jet A fuel instead of Jet A-1 to mitigate supply shortages linked to the Iran conflict. EASA issued safety guidelines for the switch while confirming passenger rights
Rising energy costs due to the Middle East conflict have prompted EU politicians to improve chemical industry competitiveness. Cefic directors discussed these strategic moves in a recent industry podc
EU regulators approved temporary subsidies covering up to 70% of extra fuel and fertiliser costs for agriculture, transport, and energy-intensive firms affected by Middle East conflict-driven price sp
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