“Terra dei Fuochi” Decree: Stricter Sanctions for Waste Abandonment
Law Decree No. 116/2025, published in the Official Gazette on 8 August and in force since 9 August, introduces amendments to Part IV of Legislative Decree No. 152/2006. The text strengthens sanctions against waste abandonment, especially in cases of systematic and organised conduct, and enhances the role of public authorities in enforcement.
GreenMed Symposium 2025: Extended Producer Responsibility, Green Public Procurement and Energy Communities
AmbientaLex took part in the GreenMed Symposium 2025 in Naples, contributing to several panels on waste management, extended producer responsibility (EPR), sustainable procurement and renewable energy communities.
Innovation Village 2025: Circular Economy and “End of Waste” Framework
AmbientaLex attended the Innovation Village in Naples, contributing to discussions on circular economy models and the regulatory framework of End of Waste.
AMBIENTALEX among the “Law Firms of the Year 2025” by Il Sole 24 Ore
AmbientaLex has been selected once again among the “Law Firms of the Year” in the 2025 survey conducted by Il Sole 24 Ore in collaboration with Statista.
ELSA Italy Career Fair: The Role of the Environmental Lawyer
At the IV National Career Fair organised by ELSA Italy, Ambientalex presented the skills and professional opportunities in the field of environmental law.
National Register of Producers (RENAP) Activated
On 7 May 2025, the Ministry for the Environment and Energy Security (MASE) launched the National Register of Producers (RENAP). The platform centralises EPR-related obligations, replacing previous product-specific registers and digitising data transmission and controls.
Revisions to WEEE Management: New Provisions on “One-to-One” and “One-to-Zero”
Article 14-bis of Legislative Decree 131/2024 has replaced Article 11 of Legislative Decree 49/2014, which governs the collection and management systems for WEEE according to the ‘One-for-One’ and ‘One-for-Zero’ schemes.
New EPR Requirements for E-commerce
Article 178-quarter of the Environmental Code establishes new methods for fulfilling extended producer responsibility (EPR) obligations in the context of e-commerce.
