The European Commission adopted a new package of proposals to simplify EU rules and unlock additional investment capacity. The first Omnibus Package of 26 February shows the Commission’s investment programs.
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On 26 February, the European Commission published the Clean Industrial Deal which aims to bring together climate and competitiveness. It focuses on two interlinked sectors: clean tech and energy-intensive industry.
The EU energy label first appeared on a selection of home appliances in the 1990s, starting with fridges. Since then, the label has grown in both scope and influence to support the energy efficiency and Ecodesign of products.
The European Commission has adopted its annual work programme setting a list of the most important new policy and legislative initiatives. One of its main priorities is the simplification of rules and effective implementation.
As a result of revised ETS Directive the EU Commission needs to update several regulatory acts to ensure a uniform implementation across the EU. Progress has been made in Greece, UK, Switzerland, and France.
The Commission has launched 4 calls for public feedback on different secondary legislation relating to NZIA. The secondary legislation is on non-price criteria in renewable energy auctions and used components under NZIA.
The Commission published a study on the net zero manufacturing industry landscape across EU. The study starts by providing an overview of the manufacturing capacity for selected net-zero technologies in all EU countries.
The new Regulation on Packaging and Packaging Waste was published on 22 January 2025. It will enter into force starting from 11 February 2025 and the general application date of the provisions is 12 August 2026.
