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ComReg is consulting until 31 January 2025 on its latest review within the wholesale dedicated capacity market.

Over the past number of years, politicians have promised wholesale reform of the betting and gaming sector, and it appears that those promises could be fulfilled in in the coming year ...

Opinion of the Advocate General endorses the One-Stop Shop mechanism and confirms that derogations are only possible in the limited circumstances that are clearly set out in the GDPR...

The Central Bank has made a further revision to its guidance on the use of financial indices by UCITS for investment or efficient portfolio management purposes.

Ireland has a number of important attributes which make it stand out as an excellent location for establishing business. Attracting foreign direct investment remains a key focus for Ireland and a number of global businesses (such as SAP, Allianz, Bayer and Deutsche Bank) have located part of their European operations here.

The EU Council confirmed this afternoon that trilogue negotiations have successfully completed on planned changes to the Central Securities Depositories Regulation (CSDR).

The recommendations come amidst the continuing fallout from the collapse of Wirecard in June 2020.

As part of Fit for 55, a legislative package intended to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the EU by at least 55% by 2030 compared to 1990, the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive...

The Commission proposed revisions to the Clean Energy Package to strengthen obligations around grid development, essential to energy transition.

The Commission has proposed to revise elements of the Clean Energy Package to support development of offshore wind, a sector in which Ireland aspires to reach 7GW of new generation capacity by 2030.

EU legislation aimed at speeding up energy transition across the economy has moved several steps closer to delivery.

Regulation (EU) 2023/1804 on the deployment of alternative fuels infrastructure is applicable in Ireland from 13 April 2024.

As these significant packages of EU legislation near finalisation, we look at latest progress.

The Platform on Sustainable Finance has published its Extended Environmental Taxonomy: Final Report on Taxonomy extension options supporting a sustainable transition (29 March)...

Regulation (EU) 2019/1381 on transparency and sustainability of EU risk assessment in the food chain (the "Regulation") came into effect on 27 March 2021.

The upcoming EU AML / CFT package was adopted by the Council of the EU on 30 May 2024 – the last step in the legislative process before it is published in the Official Journal shortly.

We recently looked at what economic operators need to know about procurement on the island of Ireland in light of legal and policy developments in the UK as it prepared for Brexit.