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Regulation which aims to limit the dominant role of large online platforms, entered into force on November 1st, and will be enforced from 2 May 2023.

IE-Energy, a startup company based in Rijeka, received approval for a subsidy of 19.8 million euros for the project to build an electrical energy storage system at the grid level.

Thanks to its geographical position and abundance of water, sun and wind, Croatia could become a leader in the production of green energy and an energy hub in this part of Europe, it was concluded at the REPowerEU conference in Zagreb.

The European Union is working to reshape its volatile 5G network implementation and aims to include Big Tech companies’ largest platforms to cover the cost.

The Commission previously stated that the Digital Markets Act would come into force in Oc-tober! The aim is to take action against potential infringement committed by the most domi-nant companies in the IT industry: Amazon, Apple, Google, Meta, and Microsoft.

The European Commission announced in Amsterdam on April 25 that it had approved a two-billion-euro Italian scheme to support the rollout of 5G of mobile networks through the Recovery and Resilience Facility.

The European Commission has sent warnings to Croatia, Estonia, Spain, Ireland, Italy, Cyprus, Lat-via, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Slovakia, and Sweden for failing to fully adopt new European telecom regulation (the European Electronic Communications Code), into their national legislation.

This week, the European Commission adopted a decision harmonizing use of the 6 GHz band for wireless networks which will support the growing number of devices, applications and innovative services that require larger bandwidth and speed – ICT Business reports.