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On 15 April 2026, ENVI Members considered the draft opinion on the proposal establishing the European Fund for economic, social and territorial cohesion, agriculture and rural, fisheries and maritime, prosperity and security for the period 2028–2034. Presented as part of the next Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF), the proposal aims to streamline several EU funding instruments into a single national and regional partnership plan for each Member State. The draft opinion focuses on ensuring that the Fund becomes a driver of resilience and sustainability. It proposes to anchor climate neutrality, biodiversity restoration and the "One Health" approach as core objectives, while strengthening the consistent application of the "do no significant harm" principle and avoiding investments that could undermine environmental goals. Particular emphasis is placed on a prevention-first approach, accountability and transparency in climate and biodiversity spending, and the integration of health considerations, including to prevent zoonoses and antimicrobial resistance. The rapporteur also highlighted the need to preserve the strategic role of the LIFE programme within the new structure and to strengthen urban resilience through dedicated greening frameworks. The deadline for amendments for the ENVI opinion to the NRP Fund is set for the 21 April 2026.Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP
On 16 April 2026, the European Court of Auditors (ECA) presented their Special report 11/2026 "Innovation Fund - High potential, but slow progress and little impact on emissions reduction" to the Committee on Budgetary Control, and to the Committee on the Environment, Climate and Food Safety. The Innovation Fund, financed through the EU Emissions Trading System and expected to be allocated up to EUR 40 billion for 2020-2030, is central to the EU's goal of cutting emissions by 55 % by 2030 and achieving climate neutrality by 2050 by scaling up clean technologies. However, the European Court of Auditors finds that its potential is held back by slow delivery. Despite efficient project selection and strong integration in the EU funding landscape, its impact remains limited due to delays, cancellations, unspent funds, overlap risks, and modest early emissions reductions. The Commission is therefore called on to establish a structured analysis to guide the allocation of resources, accelerate the deployment of funds and improve project assessment while addressing delays and cancellations.Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP
On 27 April 2026, ENVI Members held an exchange of views with the Chair of the Committee on Ecology of the Parliament of Montenegro. The dialogue focused on the challenges faced and the efforts made by the country in the context of the enlargement process, in particular under Chapter 27 on environment and climate change. The exchange follows a proposal from the Chair of the Committee on tourism, agriculture, ecology and spatial planning of the Parliament of Montenegro to strengthen cooperation with the ENVI Committee in the framework of ongoing accession negotiations. Montenegro, considered a frontrunner candidate country, aims to close all negotiation chapters by the end of 2026 and join the EU by 2028. The discussion focused on Montenegro's progress in aligning with EU environmental and climate legislation, as well as the remaining challenges in key areas such as waste management, nature protection, water quality and air quality. Members also had the opportunity to discuss how enhanced parliamentary cooperation can support the completion of Chapter 27 negotiations.Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP
On 4 May 2026, ENVI Members considered the amendments to the proposed EU budget tracking and performance framework for 2028–2034. The Commission proposal, part of the future MFF, establishes a single framework for tracking EU budget expenditure and performance across programmes. This includes rules on monitoring, the application of horizontal principles such as "Do No Significant Harm" and gender equality, and a 35% climate and environment spending target, alongside programme-specific benchmarks. Overall, 550 amendments were received, focusing on several aspects of the framework. For instance, some amendments aim to refine indicators and introduce stricter conditions to better link funding to measurable outcomes, while proposing to reclassify spending toward more appropriate categories. The simplified procedure of Rule 52.2 applies for this proposal. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP
On 4 May 2026, a study assessing the Commission’s 2028–2034 MFF proposal from a climate and environmental perspective, prepared by the Policy Deparment, was presented by its authors. Building on previous MFF cycles, it analyses spending architecture, targets and tracking methods, highlighting risks to transparency, accountability, and effective delivery. While maintaining a 35% spending target, concerns arise over reliance on national plans and weaker safeguards. The study provides a comparative analysis of how climate and environmental funding has evolved across recent MFF cycles, examining changes in programme design, spending priorities and implementation practices. It further evaluates the proposed governance framework, focusing on the implications of increased flexibility and plan-based implementation through National Reform and Performance Plans (NRPPs). Particular attention is given to risks affecting biodiversity spending, the application of the "do no significant harm" principle, and the robustness of monitoring systems. The study also raises concerns about the phasing out or reduced visibility of dedicated instruments and their impact on policy coherence. Based on these findings, it formulates policy recommendations, especially on improving expenditure tracking, strengthening safeguards and enhancing the performance framework in areas where ENVI provides an opinion.Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP
On 2 June 2026, the ENVI Committee is organising a public hearing on the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS), titled “EU ETS: Current Performance and Pathways for the Future”. The hearing will focus on the current functioning of the EU ETS, its role in delivering cost-effective decarbonisation, and possible directions for its future development in light of the EU’s 2040 climate target. The hearing will provide an opportunity for an exchange of views with eight stakeholders from industry, civil society and research institutions across two panels: the first focusing on the current performance of the EU ETS, and the second addressing possible next steps for its revision and implementation. Each panel will be followed by a question-and-answer session with Members of the European Parliament, followed by concluding remarks by the Commission and the ENVI Chair.For further information and on-site registration - please contact envi-secretariat@europarl.europa.eu.ProgrammePosterSource : © European Union, 2026 - EP
On 23 June 2026, the ENVI Committee is organising a public hearing on circular economy, with the title “Less waste, more value: Towards an EU Circular Economy Act”. The hearing will focus on the current legislative framework on circular economy, the lessons learnt and possible ways forward, as well as how to support innovative approaches and deliver on implementation. The hearing will provide a unique opportunity for exchange of views with eight stakeholders from civil society, academia and industry on the challenges and opportunities linked to the upcoming Commission proposal for an EU Circular Economy Act, expected in September 2026. The presentations of the eight experts will be followed by Q&A sessions with Members of the European Parliament, with concluding remarks by the Commission and the ENVI Chair. For further information and on-site registration - please contact envi-secretariat@europarl.europa.eu. ProgrammePosterSource : © European Union, 2026 - EP
글로벌 ESG 펀드, 1분기 순유입 전환…미·유럽 ‘극명한 온도차’ 글로벌 펀드 평가사 모닝스타(Morningstar)에 따르면 올해 1분기 글로벌 지속가능(ESG) 펀드에 35억 달러의 자금이 순유입되며, 지난해 4분기 270억 달러의 대규모 순유출을 기록한 이후 한 분기 만에 플러스 성장으로 돌아섰다. 이번 반등은 2024년 3분기 이후 처음으로 91억 달러의 순유입 세를 보인 유럽 시장이 견인했으나, 글로벌 전체 자산 규모는 시장 변동성의 여파로 직전분기 대비 10% 감소한 3조 5100억 달러를 기록했다. 반면 미국 시장은
기후부, 재활용률 낮은 EPR 품목에 폐기물부담금 재부과 검토 '생산자책임재활용제'(EPR) 적용 품목 가운데 재활용률이 일정 수준 이상 오르지 않는 품목에 대해 다시 폐기물부담금을 부과하는 방안이 검토된다.기업들이 의무량만 재활용한 뒤 나머지 폐기물은 사실상 방치하는 구조를 타개해 4년 뒤 플라스틱 폐기물 감축 목표를 달성하겠다는 취지다.25일 기후에너지환경부에 따르면 기후부는 2028년부터 2032년까지 적용할 장기 재활용 목표율을 설정하면서 생산자책임재활용제 개편도 추진하기로 했다.EPR은 각종 제품과 포장재를 제조·수입한 업
[ESG경제신문=김대우 기자] 현대차그룹이 지난해 사외이사 연봉을 한꺼번에 21%나 인상한 것으로 파악돼 배경에 관심이 쏠리고 있다. 이사회 독립성이 기업 거버넌스의 중요 이슈로 등장한 가운데 사외이사의 높은 연봉이 거버넌스에 미칠 영향에 관심이 쏠리고 있다.한국ESG평가원은 상장 100대기업의 지난해 사외이사 연봉 수준을 분석한 결과, 평균 연봉은 8543만원으로 전년대비 3.5% 증가했다고 26일 밝혔다. 증가 추세가 지속되고 있는 가운데 2024년 3.1% 대비 증가 폭은 더 커졌다. 최고액은 1억7833만원으로 최저 2625