Alternative fuels can help reduce Europe’s air quality problems, much of which are caused by transport emissions. However, the growing diversity of fuels available on the European market means that drivers, businesses and fuel station operators need cl… read more
1. What are the new EU fuel labels and what do they mean? What changes on 12 October? As of 12 October 2018, throughout all 28 European Union member states, the EEA countries (Iceland, Lichtenstein and Norway), the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia… read more
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Today, the European Parliament and the Council came to an agreement on the Commission’s second proposal to broaden the list of recognised cancer-causing chemicals in the workplace. With this agreement, 8 additional cancer-causing chemicals will be covered by the Carcinogens … read more
Commission presents new bioeconomy strategy for a sustainable Europe Today the Commission has put forward an action plan to develop a sustainable and circular bio-economy that serves Europe’s society, environment and economy. As announced by President Juncker and First Vice-President … read more