Comment: EU climate law, revamp of energy infrastructure rules face pressure for progress

By Giulia Bedini ( January 7, 2021, 12:44 GMT | Comment) -- EU energy, transport and manufacturing companies such as Iberdrola, Northvolt and Snam face an eventful first half of the year as Portugal uses its six-month turn chairing the Council of the EU to press ahead with legislative talks on a bloc-wide climate law and a proposed revamp of energy infrastructure rules. The files are central building blocks of the European Commission’s flagship Green Deal program.EU energy, transport and manufacturing companies will see a push to seal a bloc-wide climate law as a priority of Portugal's role chairing governments' legislative talks in the first half of 2021. Also in focus will be advances in talks on updated rules for cross-border energy projects and on a regulatory framework to make batteries more sustainable....

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Comment: EU climate law, revamp of energy infrastructure rules face pressure for progress

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