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EU Plans Lower Taxes on Clean Energy in Drive to Cut Power Bills

06. Juni 2026 um 11:52
The European Union is developing plans to cut taxes on renewable energy and make electricity systems more flexible as high costs continue to weigh on the region’s economy.

A cleaning robot at a EDP SA solar farm in Avila, Spain, on Tuesday, July 1, 2025. Big technology companies are driving demand for electricity produced by renewable projects as the firms invest in artificial intelligence and data centers, according to EDP SA, a developer of wind farms and solar energy projects in the US and Europe.

EU Designs €30 Billion Carbon Market Tool to Avoid Permit Deluge

04. Juni 2026 um 10:34
The European Union plans to stagger the sale of €30 billion ($35 billion) of carbon permits, seeking to ensure that its push to help industries finance a shift to clean energy doesn’t depress emissions prices.

Wind turbines near rapeseed fields in Doetlingen, Germany, on Friday, May 2, 2025. Friedrich Merz sought to move past an embarrassing stumble as he took power in Germany, vowing to reboot the economy and revive the country’s military. Photographer: Krisztian Bocsi/Bloomberg

EU Weighs Temporary Freeze on Russia Oil Price Cap Over Iran

31. Mai 2026 um 09:00
The European Union is considering a temporary freeze to its price cap on Russian oil as the war in the Middle East continues into a fourth month, said people familiar with the matter.

Oil storage tanks stand at the RN-Tuapsinsky refinery, operated by Rosneft Oil Co., as a tanker sails beyond in Tuapse, Russia, on Monday, March 23, 2020. Major oil currencies have fallen much more this month following the plunge in Brent crude prices to less than $30 a barrel, with Russia’s ruble down by 15%.

EU Seeks to Shield Farmers From War-Induced Fertilizer Shock

13. Mai 2026 um 17:45
The European Union is considering stockpiling fertilizers and providing relief for farmers as part of measures aimed at tackling soaring costs caused by the Middle East conflict.

A farmer sprays an insecticide on a field of pear trees near Lleida, Spain, on Friday, March 27, 2026. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has halted shipments of fertilizers, causing prices of urea and phosphate to surge. Photographer: Angel Garcia/Bloomberg
  • ✇Bloomberg Green
  • EU to Allocate More Free Carbon Permits to Industry
    The European Commission is set to propose granting about €4 billion ($4.7 billion) more of free emission permits to the industries covered by the bloc’s carbon market, addressing concerns by some governments and manufacturers over the region’s declining competitiveness.
     
  • ✇Bloomberg Politics
  • EU to Allocate More Free Carbon Permits to Industry
    The European Commission is set to propose granting about €4 billion ($4.7 billion) more of free emission permits to the industries covered by the bloc’s carbon market, addressing concerns by some governments and manufacturers over the region’s declining competitiveness.
     

EU Officials to Meet Hungary’s Next Leader as Orban Skips Summit

16. April 2026 um 16:41
European Union officials are heading to Budapest on Friday for talks with Hungary’s incoming leader, Peter Magyar, with no signs the outgoing Prime Minister Viktor Orban will drop his veto over a €90 billion ($106 billion) EU loan to Ukraine.

Hungary's Incoming Prime Minister Peter Magyar at a news conference following his election victory in Budapest on April 13.

EU Favors Central Buying of Imported Carbon Credits

15. April 2026 um 12:11
The European Union said it prefers controlled purchases of international carbon credits over the acquisition of them by individual companies, as it wants to ensure only high-quality projects count toward its ambitious climate target.

Investors in emissions-reduction projects called on the EU to agree on the rules as soon as possible. Photographer: Milan Jaros/Bloomberg
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