Fewer than half of EU nations explicitly support the measures, but opposition may not be enough to block it.
The world’s biggest emissions trading scheme is on track to expand, but will that be enough to give it real carbon-cutting teeth?
The EUDR has become a “bureaucratic monster” and must be re-written, says prominent centre-right MEP Peter Liese.
Austria’s unexpected support means the flagship biodiversity legislation will pass despite opposition from farmers.
New fund will offer exposure to European investors amid growing interest for opportunities in developing economies.
The EU has engaged in a flurry of sustainable lawmaking in the past five years, but right-wing groups’ growing influence in parliament...
The EU watchdog plans to ramp up scrutiny of sustainable financial products, warning providers not to make “unsubstantiated” claims.
European Union will withdraw from ‘anti-green’ treaty on environmental grounds, but sources warn of impact on renewable investments.
The final text has sparked mixed reactions from the industry, with some criticising the reduced ambition of the directive.
Market players do their best to navigate a sea of regulation that often lacks harmony and consistency across regions.
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