EU energy infrastructure rules should rely on common scenario, lawmakers say
( September 10, 2026, 13:24 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: EU energy infrastructure planning should rely on a common energy scenario developed by the European Commission and shared data, European Parliament industry committee lawmakers agreed by an overwhelming majority. Their position on the Trans-European Networks for Energy, or TEN-E, rules would also speed up approvals for key infrastructure projects and require authorities to consider improving existing networks before building new ones.Press release follows....
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