In brief | 5 July '24
Bloomberg:
-Government to look at impact on security and competition
-Hamburg-based asset manager set to purchase 16 turbines
Electrive:
The state authorities have approved the carmaker's application. The expansion involves construction work on the existing site.
Euractiv:
EU governments鈥� efforts to harmonise rail rules across the EU have been slow and uneven, according to a new report by the EU agency for railways (ERA), resulting in cross-border incompatibilities that are hampering rail use.
BusinessEurope:
A more competitive energy and climate transition is still possible but only if swift action is taken by EU legislators during the next EU cycle.
BASF:
Biomethane is used as a substitute for fossil raw materials in chemical production at BASF鈥檚 Ludwigshafen and Antwerp sites.
Carbon Pulse:
The EU ETS could end its current phase in 2030 with a total surplus of 1.7 billion allowances, including 900 million permits in various reserves, but progress in reaching targets for green hydrogen could alter this outlook, according to a new report.
Science:
ITER operations delayed to 2034, with energy-producing reactions expected 5 years late.
