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Christian Ernhede's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and industry-specific developments within finance & economy, energy, and business & industry. He tends to cover topics related to politics, environmental protection, nature conservation within the European Parliament and EPP.
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By: Christian Ernhede
The EU executive is sketching on novel measures to support the uptake of bio-based manufacturing within the EU, including potential content targets in products for domestically produced biomass alongside “captured and recycled” CO2.
By: Christian Ernhede
The EU executive has outlined plans to put forward new exemptions under the Nitrates Directive by next year for composting digestate from biogas plants, as part of broader efforts to boost domestic production of fertilisers.
By: Christian Ernhede
A leading S&D lawmaker has criticised the European Commission over apparent efforts to embellish the numbers underpinning a draft proposal to remove leather from the scope of the EU’s anti-deforestation law.
Several agriculture ministers have pushed for EU coordination to restrict the number of cormorants, amid claims that a growing population of the “fish-eating predators” is undermining the bloc’s economic and environmental goals.
By: Christian Ernhede
National envoys in Brussels have agreed to seek to reduce the administrative requirements for conventional aerial spraying of pesticides, through potentially far-reaching amendments to a proposal to exempt drones from an EU ban on the practice.
By: Christian Ernhede
The European Parliament’s lead negotiator for a proposed regulation aimed at accelerating the EU’s environmental permitting processes has put forward draft amendments seeking to remove provisions granting priority status for sectors deemed strategic.
By: Christian Ernhede
The EU executive is planning to recommend that member states refrain from imposing penalties for imports breaching the Methane Regulation, in a move criticised by a leading lawmaker as a “confession of failure” by the institution to uphold adopted EU law.
By: Christian Ernhede
The environment commissioner has pointed to a “shared responsibility” among citizens to ensure that the EU meets its 2030 global biodiversity commitments, while considering simplifying the implementation of “critical” nature restoration rules.
By: Christian Ernhede
The Cypriot presidency has proposed to include another 200 products under the EU’s carbon border tax, in a tentative EU Council negotiating stance on a proposal to extend the mechanism to downstream goods.
By: Christian Ernhede
US government representatives have claimed that the European Commission breached commitments under the EU-US trade deal by not reopening the bloc’s anti-deforestation regulation in a recent review – and not exempting countries posing negligible risk.
