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The European Parliament today set out its position on the reform of the EU’s ‘alternative fuels infrastructure’ law, which sets the bloc’s regulatory ambition for electric car charging infrastructure. Parliament rightly calls for easy payment, transparent pricing, and maintenance of charging points.
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An Advocate General of the highest European court (CJEU) last week issued a troubling opinion calling into question the GDPR’s enforceability by individuals if they have suffered non-material damages, such as psychological distress.
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The US Executive Order published today, which lays the ground for the new EU-US data transfer agreement, is likely still insufficient to protect Europeans’ privacy and personal data when it crosses the Atlantic. The data in question ranges from consumers’ photos to their emails or phone numbers.
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Consumers should have greater protections online thanks to the Digital Services Act which EU ministers signed off on today. This was the last political stage before the text becomes EU law. It is crucial that the Digital Services Act gets properly enforced by national authorities and the European Commission.
