In the heart of Europe, the sea is not just a simple blue expanse, but an invaluable treasure that Brussels is committed to protecting. On June 9, 2025, during the United Nations Ocean Conference in Nice, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, will unveil the long-awaited European Ocean Pact. This ambitious…
The Energy Performance Diagnosis (DPE) is more than ever in the spotlight, and for good reason. In a report published recently, the Court of Auditors recommends urgent strengthening of controls to ensure the reliability of this tool, which has become essential in the real estate sector. Since the reform of 2021, the DPE has taken…
A new wind is blowing on occupational health in Europe! On Tuesday, June 3, 2025, the European Commission published an implementing regulation marking a decisive step in the fight against harmful chemical substances. The goal? To protect workers’ health while modernizing industrial practices. Among the key provisions, there is the restriction on the use of…
France enters a new era of innovation and sustainability with the inauguration of the AESC gigafactory in Douai. In a context where the energy transition is more than ever at the heart of concerns, this industrial project, supported by President Emmanuel Macron, symbolizes France’s ambitions to become a key player in the production of batteries…
At the heart of Breton dynamics, the Rennes Market of Regional Interest (MIR) stands out as a true crossroads of initiatives aimed at a decarbonized future. In 2025, in a world where the fight against climate change has become paramount, this market distinguishes itself by its strong commitment to sustainability. Energy transition, environmentally friendly agricultural…
In a world where ecological awareness is increasingly gaining momentum, the building sector is not exempt: it accounts for 43% of annual energy consumption in France. In this context, the company Isover, a subsidiary of the Saint-Gobain group, is committed to reducing its carbon footprint through bold and innovative initiatives. Their decarbonization objectives are becoming…
The regulations on the extraction and marketing of natural mineral waters are becoming increasingly strict in Europe. Indeed, a recent directive requires companies to conduct a thorough assessment of extraction sites. But why such a change and what are the implications for iconic brands like Evian, Vittel, or Perrier? Delving into this issue reveals that…
The civil liability of companies regarding climate issues takes a new turn. The Hamm Court of Appeal in Germany has just delivered a landmark verdict that could change the dynamic of climate litigation on an international scale. Indeed, this judgment emphasizes the duty of companies to bear the environmental consequences of their activities, even going…
The ZAN bill, enacted to combat soil artificialization, is generating a whirlwind of opinions and reactions among elected officials and economic stakeholders. As the ambitious objective of “zero net artificialization” looms on the horizon by 2050, the recent adopted amendments provide a breath of fresh air to industrial and infrastructure projects. Municipalities can now go…
Low Emission Zones (LEZ) have been at the center of current debates for years. Their implementation is often felt as a necessity for ecological transition, but also as a constraint that can affect millions of drivers and citizens. In theory, these zones aim to reduce air pollution by prohibiting the most polluting vehicles in certain…