CBAM

<p>Overview This report covers parliamentary questions (PQs) published between 10.05.2026 and 17.05.2026. The 17 PQs reviewed in this window highlight a strong focus on the European energy transition, carbon pricing mechanisms (ETS/CBAM), supply chain resilience, and the geopolitical impacts on energy security. Key themes include the deployment of renewables, the protection of Natura 2000 sites, […]</p>

Overview This report covers Parliamentary Questions (PQs) and Commission Answers published in the week of Monday, 23 February 2026, to Sunday, 1 March 2026. The period saw a significant focus on the competitiveness of European industry, the functioning of energy markets, and the governance of EU funds and climate policies. Key themes include the challenges […]

Overview This report covers Parliamentary Questions or answers published between Monday 22 and Sunday 28 December 2025. Key themes addressed by Members of the European Parliament and the Commission include the development of energy infrastructure and grids, the financial and market implications of climate policies like the ETS2 and CBAM, industrial strategy concerning raw materials […]

This week’s EU energy policy developments: MEPs probe carbon pricing impacts, renewable deployment challenges, and industrial supply chain security.

This week’s EU energy policy developments: Scrutiny on ETS2 & CBAM implementation, energy security and infrastructure, and national energy sovereignty.

This week's EU energy and climate policy developments span renewables, hydrogen, and ETS reform — with new Commission replies on EU-US energy trade, tariff impacts, and the competitiveness of European industry under the Green Deal.

This week’s EU industrial and energy policy developments focus on competitiveness, financing, and energy security. MEPs questioned the distribution of the European Competitiveness Fund, the implementation of the EU Taxonomy, and support for heavy industry under the green transition. The Commission detailed measures on hydrogen, grid resilience, and carbon-leakage protection, while debates on Nord Stream and energy diversification underscored the geopolitical dimension of Europe’s industrial strategy.

This week’s EU energy and climate policy developments range from Brindisi’s coal-plant extension and CBAM delays to RRF implementation, AFIR compliance, and the Critical Raw Materials Act. Key debates include NGO funding transparency, water scarcity, and Europe’s energy security amid Russian gas dependencies.

This week’s EU energy and climate policy developments range from renewable deployment and grid stability to the Recovery and Resilience Facility, CBAM, and critical raw materials. The Commission addressed blackouts in the Iberian Peninsula, clarified rules on plug-in solar systems and hydrogen infrastructure, and reaffirmed its Green Deal commitments amid calls for regulatory simplification and industrial competitiveness.

This week’s EU energy and climate policy developments range from renewable energy conflicts and biogas regulation to CBAM implementation, ETS reforms, and grid resilience following the Iberian blackout. The Commission addressed land-use disputes, cohesion funding compliance, and CO₂ storage plans, highlighting a pragmatic shift toward enforcement, investment transparency, and balanced climate governance under the Green Deal.