The EU establishes the official methods to certify that an activity removes CO2 from the atmosphere permanently. It affects companies and industries that want to accredit their carbon credits.
The Government assigns public telephone numbers for customer service and sets the conditions for their use. It affects companies that offer telephone service lines to their customers.
The EU establishes technical requirements so that consumers can switch energy suppliers more easily and transparently. Companies in the sector must share data under non-discriminatory procedures.
The EU imposes definitive anti-dumping duties on imports of continuous filament glass fibre from Bahrain, Egypt and Thailand to protect the European industry.
The conditions for applying for public aid from CDTI intended for research and innovation projects within the State Plan 2024-2027 are updated.
The EU updates the rules for reporting data in the wholesale energy market, improving transparency and supervision. It repeals the previous 2014 regulation.
The EU establishes the body that will coordinate the shared use of health data among member states. It will regulate access to medical records and health data at European scale.
The EU sets technical requirements for incorporating users into the European digital identity wallet remotely, guaranteeing substantial or high security levels.
The EU Council approves opening negotiations with the United Kingdom to integrate it into the internal electricity market and to have it contribute financially to reducing regional inequalities across Europe.
Direct grants are regulated for R&D projects in semiconductors selected by the EU Chips Joint Undertaking, funded through Next Generation EU funds.