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Industry
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EU Parliament backs three-year delay to methane import rules, putting critical climate progress at risk
The European Parliament voted today to delay key methane requirements for imported oil and gas by three years – two years longer and broader than the European Commission proposed.
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Article 23 on trial: How oil and gas producers are challenging the EU’s CO₂ storage obligations
Fifteen legal cases brought by oil and gas producers are challenging a key provision of the EU’s Net-Zero Industry Act, putting Europe’s 2030 CO₂ storage target at risk.
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Further delay of greenhouse gas reporting harms public health, the environment, and American competitiveness
Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced a delay of reporting requirements under the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program.
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EPA to propose significantly weakening national oil and gas air pollution regulations at the expense of public health and the climate
EPA Administrator Zeldin announced plans to roll back the 2024 methane regulations for the oil and gas sector.
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Should Norwegian producers be included in Article 23 of the Net Zero Industry Act?
Article 23 of the EU’s Net-Zero Industry Act requires the bloc’s oil and gas producers to deliver 50 million tonnes per year (Mtpa) of CO₂ injection capacity by 2030, yet Norwegian producers, who account for nearly 80% of EEA oil and gas output, have so far been left out.
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CATF and Bellona Europa urge stronger demand measures for clean steel, cement, and chemicals in the Industrial Accelerator Act
NGOs set out how the Industrial Accelerator Act can create credible demand for low-carbon steel, cement and chemicals.
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Draft Parliament report advances lead markets for clean industry in Europe
The materials in a school, hospital, bridge, train station, or apartment block carry a significant emissions footprint, and Europe buys a lot of those materials, including steel, cement, plastics, chemicals, through public projects. That gives policymakers a powerful tool: use public demand to help create markets for cleaner industrial products…
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Court strikes down DOE’s unlawful coal plant order in win for public health
Today, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit struck down the Department of Energy’s (DOE) unlawful May 2025 order that forced the J.H. Campbell power plant in Michigan to remain open beyond its planned retirement.
