EU proposes climate-resilience law alongside insurance, technology measures
( October 27, 2026, 10:41 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: EU countries would have to assess climate risks by June 2029 and adopt resilience plans by December 2030, under a proposed Climate Resilience Law unveiled on Tuesday. The accompanying European Commission strategy envisages easier state aid for resilience investments and common methods to test adaptation technologies and assess their performance. A Climate Insurance Alliance would develop measures to expand disaster coverage by the end of 2027 and explore public-private partnerships to reduce uninsured losses.Press release follows. Communication, Q&A is listed below....
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