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Companies need to re-assess the way they communicate about their purchase of carbon credits : EU agrees ban on climate neutral claims by 2026

The EU has agreed more details about proposals to ban ‘climate neutral’ claims by 2026, which brings implications for the carbon offset market.

Ursula pachlBiljana borzanLindsay otisUnfair commercial practices directiveDirector general ursulaPolicy expertGlobal carbon marketsRegulation amp safetyCarbon credits

Companies need to re-assess the way they communicate about their purchase of carbon credits : EU agrees ban on climate neutral claims by 2026

The EU has agreed more details about proposals to ban ‘climate neutral’ claims by 2026, which brings implications for the carbon offset market.

Lindsay otisUrsula pachlBiljana borzanUnfair commercial practices directiveDirector general ursulaPolicy expertGlobal carbon marketsCarbon credits

Companies need to re-assess the way they communicate about their purchase of carbon credits : EU agrees ban on climate neutral claims by 2026

The EU has agreed more details about proposals to ban ‘climate neutral’ claims by 2026, which bring implications for the carbon offset market.

Lindsay otisUrsula pachlBiljana borzanUnfair commercial practices directiveDirector general ursulaPolicy expertGlobal carbon marketsEalthy foodsPrepared foodsFood labellingCarbon credits

Big Tech data use: Businesses criticise new EU data rules, consumer group sees missed opportunity

The Data Act, agreed on Tuesday, sets out rights and obligations for how Big Tech and companies use European consumer and corporate data, focusing on that generated in smart devices, machinery and consumer products.

Cecilia bonefeld dahlEdward snowdenUrsula pachlEuropean consumer organisationComputer communications industry associationEuropean unionBig techData actCommunications industry associationDigital markets actDirector general ursula

Businesses criticise new EU data rules, consumer group sees missed opportunity

BRUSSELS, June 28 (Reuters) - Businesses and Big Tech on Wednesday criticised European Union data rules agreed between EU countries and lawmakers, saying they could hinder data flow and contractual freedom, while a pan-Europe.

Bruxelles capitaleAlex richardsonEdward snowdenUrsula pachlCecilia bonefeld dahlFoo yun cheeEuropean consumer organisationEuropean unionComputer communications industry associationBig techData actCommunications industry associationDigital markets actDirector general ursula

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