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Next round of EU grids legislation negotiations scheduled for October July 16, 2026 | Louis de Briant

The first technical discussions on EU plans to strengthen cross-border electricity interconnections are due in September, followed by another round of negotiations on the legislation between representatives of... (more story)

Decision on 21st EU sanctions package against Russia postponed until July 23 July 16, 2026 | Louis de Briant

EU countries delayed a decision on freezing the Russian oil price cap until July 23 after failing to reach agreement on the bloc's 21st sanctions package. The proposal would suspend the cap's automatic adjustm... (more story)

Ex-Goldman banker loses bid to block confidential source’s video from US trial July 15, 2026 | Samuel Rubenfeld

A US judge ruled Wednesday that federal prosecutors can show jurors video clips of a 2016 meeting at a London restaurant between a confidential source and a former Goldman Sachs banker at his upcoming corruption trial.  

Liese will lead on EU Parliament's Emissions Trading System review July 15, 2026 | Louis de Briant

German politician Peter Liese has been named the European Parliament's rapporteur for the review of the EU Emissions Trading System, putting him in charge of steering negotiations on one of the bloc's flagship... (more story)

EU methane rule recommendations due hopefully next week, senior official says July 14, 2026 | Louis de Briant

The European Commission is hoping to release recommendations next week aimed at addressing concerns about the implementation of EU legislation for reducing methane emissions from the energy sector, a senior of... (more story)

Former Goldman banker faces skeptical US judge over confidential source evidence July 09, 2026 | Samuel Rubenfeld

A US judge was skeptical of arguments Wednesday from lawyers for a former Goldman Sachs banker over evidence from an unnamed confidential source they want to block from his upcoming corruption trial.

Lenaerts set to be reappointed as judge for EU top court July 06, 2026 | Jean Comte

Koen Lenaerts, a judge at the EU higher-tier court and currently the president of the institution, is on track to be reappointed for another mandate, according to documents seen by MLex. EU member states are s... (more story)

EU power plan, emissions system review, banking report postponed to July 17 July 02, 2026 | Helena Freitas

The EU’s electrification action plan, the review of the bloc’s Emissions Trading System, network-charges measures and a bank competitiveness report are set to be unveiled on July 17, two days later than initia... (more story)

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EU's electrification push has affordability at its heart July 13, 2026 | Louis de Briant

Lowering electricity bills and narrowing the price gap between electricity and gas sits at the heart of the European Commission's Electrification Action Plan, with a leaked draft pairing reforms to electricity... (more story)

Trump eyes quantum boost, but supply chain challenges remain July 01, 2026 | Bradley Dress

The Trump administration’s push to accelerate quantum computing applications and deployment faces significant constraints, including to shore up supply chains for the critical and emerging technology. Presiden... (more story)

Oil and gas companies gain support from EU countries for methane import rules delay July 01, 2026 | Louis de Briant

Oil and gas companies have gained support from 12 EU countries in their push to delay the EU methane regulation's import requirements before they take effect in January 2027, increasing pressure on the Europea... (more story)

US Supreme Court ruling may have energy market, AI ripple effects July 01, 2026 | Emma Whitford

Amid warnings that regulatory independence is crucial for stable energy markets, the US Supreme Court has endorsed the president’s authority to fire independent agency commissioners. The move could have a long... (more story)

TotalEnergies court ruling raises questions over corporate climate plans June 29, 2026 | Louis de Briant

A Paris court ruling that French energy giant TotalEnergies is required to account for climate risks and emissions from the use of its products raises questions about the climate plans and investment decisions... (more story)

DOJ, Mississippi recast xAI pollution suit as fight over citizen enforcement June 26, 2026 | Amy Miller

The Trump administration and Mississippi are hoping to turn the NAACP’s lawsuit accusing artificial intelligence company xAI of illegally operating air-polluting gas turbines into a legal fight over federalism... (more story)

EU leaders task Ireland with budget revenue talks amid debate over ETS funds June 22, 2026 | Louis de Briant

The role of Emissions Trading System revenues in financing the EU's next long-term budget is emerging as a sensitive issue in negotiations over the 2028-2034 spending plan. EU leaders tasked Ireland with advan... (more story)

US FTC chairman may revamp 20-year antitrust, consumer protection orders June 22, 2026 | Mike Swift and Khushita Vasant

The chairman of the US Federal Trade Commission, Andrew Ferguson, has ordered the agency's antitrust and consumer protection staff to scrutinize whether a 1995 FTC policy that settlement orders sunset only aft... (more story)