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New EU biomethane platform aims to improve regulatory transparency June 18, 2026 | Louis de Briant

The European Commission has launched a digital platform for the biomethane market to improve transparency around national regulatory frameworks, facilitate cross-border market access and attract investment. Th... (more story)

Seeking to boost AI data centers, NTIA preparing report on regulatory obstacles June 18, 2026 | Mike Swift

The construction of data centers that will power US leadership in artificial intelligence is turning out to be the key infrastructure bottleneck, the chief of the National Telecommunications and Information Ad... (more story)

EU ETS reform set to include more free allowances for fallback-benchmark sectors June 16, 2026 | Louis de Briant

Free EU Emissions Trading System allowances could increase for energy-intensive sectors relying on fallback benchmarks under a legislative proposal planned to accompany the upcoming ETS review, according to a ... (more story)

Strong competition enforcement needed for energy transition, EU's Gauer says June 16, 2026 | Lewis Crofts

Active competition enforcers are crucial to ensuring the benefits of the clean energy transition flow to the right parts of society and the economy, according to the new head of the European Commission’s energ... (more story)

EU capitals' Grids Package compromise would redraw congestion income rules June 15, 2026 | Louis de Briant

EU governments want a reform of Europe's electricity infrastructure to see grid congestion income allocated through a phase-in mechanism starting at just 10 percent and only rising gradually, according to a co... (more story)

Downstream metal products included by EU countries in carbon border levy expansion June 12, 2026 | Louis de Briant

The EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is to be extended to selected downstream iron-, steel- and aluminum-intensive products under a position agreed by member states. The proposal would broaden the levy'... (more story)

Planned EU corporate fleet emissions targets would be axed under EPP amendments June 12, 2026 | Louis de Briant

Binding targets for zero- and low-emission corporate vehicles proposed by the European Commission would be scrapped under amendments from two center-right lawmakers in the European Parliament's largest politic... (more story)

Extension of free ETS allocations, aviation rules emerge in EU Commission review June 11, 2026 | Louis de Briant

Free ETS allowances for industry could be extended under the European Commission's upcoming carbon-market review, while support would be tied more closely to decarbonization investments, according to a leaked ... (more story)

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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)

The new politics of data centers: US governors say build, but pay June 12, 2026 | Amy Miller

Governors are increasingly abandoning state policies aimed at attracting new data centers powering the artificial intelligence industry as grassroots opposition to development builds across the US. In Texas, I... (more story)

Ohio becomes test case for data center opposition as US tech companies defend plans June 09, 2026 | Amy Miller

As data centers proliferate, tech companies are being called to defend their data center development plans before worried lawmakers. Ohio is becoming a test case for what’s ahead across the country as state la... (more story)

Litigation to test EU's plan to build carbon-storage market June 01, 2026 | Louis de Briant

Fifteen legal challenges brought by EU oil and gas producers against the bloc's Carbon Capture and Storage framework are set to test the legal foundations of a key pillar of the Net-Zero Industry Act. The case... (more story)

Jurisdictional lines at heart of US data center hookup talks May 29, 2026 | Emma Whitford

US state utility regulators are awaiting federal guidance that could standardize how energy-intensive artificial intelligence data centers hook up to the electric grid. The process, which kicked off last fall,... (more story)

EU grid-funding overhaul faces mounting backlash from member states May 22, 2026 | Louis de Briant

European Commission plans to set aside 25 percent of income generated by bottlenecks on cross-border power lines are facing growing resistance from several member states and grid operators, which warn that the... (more story)

SpaceX US securities filing reveals xAI details, insight into AI regulatory risks May 21, 2026 | Mike Swift

From space-based AI data centers to unvarnished disclosures about a wide spectrum of legal and regulatory risk around xAI's Grok chatbot, the S-1 securities filing by SpaceX in advance of its initial public st... (more story)