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EU Taxonomy after 2025: an end to excessive reporting?

On 4 July 2025, the European Commission published a draft delegated act amending the basic rules for the implementation of the EU Taxonomy, aimed at significantly reducing the administrative burden on companies. These proposals reflect the institutions’ desire to facilitate the implementation of sustainable finance rules while preserving the main environmental objectives. The main change …

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EU sets new climate target: 90% fewer emissions by 2040

The European Commission has announced an important step in the fight against climate change – a proposed update to the European Climate Law, which sets a new interim target: by 2040, the European Union must reduce its net greenhouse gas emissions by 90% compared to 1990 levels. This proposal is a logical continuation of the …

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Fines instead of investments. EMI’s opinion on the latest punitive amendments to the Energy Act

EMI Opinion on the Draft Law Amending and Supplementing the Energy Act (Ref. No. 51-554-01-116) of 12 June 2025 This opinion (full text in BG available in pdf here) of the Energy Management Institute has been prepared in connection with the proposed Law Amending and Supplementing the Energy Act (Ref. No. 51-554-01-116), published on the …

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs hosted the official presentation of the new edition of the collection ‘Energy and Climate Diplomacy – 2025’, organised by the Diplomatic Institute to the Minister of Foreign Affairs. The editor-in-chief of the collection and member of the National Advisory Council to the Institute is Slavtcho Neykov. In this year’s edition, …

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How did the EC assess the updated BG National Energy and Climate Plan?

At the end of May, the European Commission issued an assessment of the latest update of the Integrated National Energy and Climate Plan (INECP). The EC’s assessment allows to track which of the targets and measures set are in line with European requirements and which are less ambitious. Decarbonisation Based on the INECP’s forecasts, Bulgaria …

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Eurelectric Presidency Manifesto 2025-2027

On 2 June 2025 Markus Rauramo – CEO of Fortum – took the reigns as President of Eurelectric, the trade association representing the European electricity industry in Brussels. He is joined by Vice-Presidents Catherine MacGregor – CEO of Engie – and Georgios Stassis – Chairman and CEO of PPC. Together, the new Presidency team brings …

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Grid Geopolitics: How Europe’s Electricity Infrastructure Shapes Strategic Autonomy and International Relations

An analysis of the geopolitical dimensions of the European Parliament’s electricity grid resolution and its implications for EU energy security Introduction: When Infrastructure Becomes Foreign Policy The European Parliament’s resolution on electricity grids reveals how deeply energy infrastructure has become intertwined with geopolitical strategy. Far from being merely a technical document about cables and transformers, …

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Beyond Cables and Transformers: How Digital Innovation Will Reshape Europe’s Electricity Grid

Analyzing the European Parliament’s vision for grid-enhancing technologies and the digital transformation of energy infrastructure The Digital Imperative While much attention on the European Parliament’s electricity grid resolution focuses on the EUR 2.6 trillion investment requirement, equally significant is its emphasis on digital transformation as a force multiplier for grid efficiency. The resolution positions grid-enhancing …

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Summary of the main points of “Sprint towards sustainable grids” discussion

Round table “Sprint towards sustainable grids“ Summary of the discussion On 15 May 2025, the Energy Management Institute (EMI) organized a roundtable discussion on one of the most important issues for a successful energy transition in Bulgaria and Europe – the need to ensure accelerated investments in the electricity grid infrastructure as a condition for …

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Carbon dioxide storage will be mandatory for oil and gas producers in the EU within five years

In line with the EU Strategy for a Clean Industrial Transition and the Clean Industry Deal, the European Commission has adopted a delegated regulation setting out the rules for determining and calculating the greenhouse gas emissions applicable to European oil and gas producers which must provide new solutions for CO2 storage by 2030. On the …

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