Energy & Resources Regulations

Renewable Energy Directive (RED III)

Sets a 42.5% binding renewable energy target for the EU by 2030 with sector-specific sub-targets for transport, industry, and buildings.

Energy Efficiency Directive (EED)

Mandates an 11.7% reduction in final energy consumption by 2030, requiring audits, energy management systems, and reporting for large enterprises.

Battery Regulation

Sets lifecycle requirements for batteries – from carbon footprint declarations and recycled content targets to supply chain due diligence for critical materials.

Critical Raw Materials Act

Establishes benchmarks for EU strategic raw material production and recycling capacity, with supply chain diversification obligations for companies in strategic sectors.

Internal Electricity Market Regulation

Governs how electricity is traded, priced, and distributed across the EU – setting rules for market participation, capacity mechanisms, and cross-border energy flows for generators, traders, and suppliers.

Gas Regulation (Internal Market in Renewable Gas)

Establishes rules for the internal market in natural gas, biomethane, and hydrogen – covering network access, tariff principles, storage obligations, and certification of renewable and low-carbon gases.