Brussels – Several EU member states, including Slovenia, received on Thursday a number of warnings in which the European Commissions urges them to implement EU legislation regarding the energy efficiency of buildings, storage of radioactive waste, animal protection, open data, and copyright. Slovenia, Hungary, Ireland and Lithuania are urged to transpose the directive on energy efficiency of buildings, the deadline for which expired in March 2020. The four countries received the first warning – a formal notice – two moths after the deadline, following it up with a reasoned opinion,…
