Energy & Utilities
69 regulations apply to this sector.
Written for this sector
ADRFuel and energy carriers transported by road fall under ADRATEXOil, gas, and energy facilities are primary ATEX compliance sitesATEX Directive 2Oil, gas and energy facilities are key ATEX-regulated environmentsCBAMElectricity imports explicitly covered under CBAM regulation.CDP ReportingEnergy sector is a primary CDP reporting focus for carbon emissionsCEC RulebookCEC Rulebook governs energy commodity trading and market conductCIRCIAEnergy sector is a named critical infrastructure sector under CIRCIAEU Battery Regulation 2Industrial and stationary energy storage batteries are explicitly in scope.EU ETSPower generators are the largest emitters covered by the EU ETS cap-and-trade system.EU Foreign Direct Investment Screening RegulationEnergy infrastructure is a key sensitive sector subject to investment screening.EU PWRPackaged Water Regulation primarily governs water quality and utility supply.EU TaxonomyEnergy sector activities are central to taxonomy classification criteria.EUICS2Energy sector named as critical sector requiring incident coordinationGHG ProtocolEnergy and utilities are among the largest GHG emitters using the Protocol.IAEA StatuteIAEA governs peaceful use of nuclear energy, directly applicable to nuclear utilities.IEC 61508Safety-critical control systems in utilities rely on IEC 61508 compliance.IEC 62443Energy sector OT/SCADA systems must comply with IEC 62443 security standards.IEDPower plants and energy facilities are core IED regulated installations.IED RevisionEnergy sector remains central to the revised IED scope.ISO 22301Utilities must maintain continuity of essential services under regulation.ISO 22313Utilities rely on this guidance to implement ISO 22301 requirements.ISO 22317Utilities use BIA to assess impact of service disruptions on essential supply.ISO 22320Utilities must coordinate emergency response during major infrastructure incidents.ISO 50001Energy management standard is core to utilities and energy-intensive operationsISO 55001Asset-intensive utilities apply ISO 55001 to manage infrastructure assetsNERC CIPNERC CIP is written specifically for bulk electric system operators and utilities.NIS2Energy sector is a named essential sector under NIS2.OFAC VENVenezuela sanctions heavily target oil and energy sector dealingsSEVESOEnergy facilities handling dangerous substances fall under Seveso major accident prevention.Seveso IIIEnergy facilities handling dangerous substances fall under Seveso major accident prevention.SEVESO MAPP SMSEnergy sector hazardous sites must maintain major accident prevention policies.UK Bribery ActHigh-value contracts in energy sector create significant bribery exposure.Also applies
BE ENV PERMITEnergy production facilities subject to Belgian environmental permittingCISA Cross-Sector Cybersecurity Performance GoalsEnergy sector named as key critical infrastructure targetCOSO ERMUtilities use COSO ERM for operational and strategic risk managementCSRDEnergy companies are major reporters under CSRD sustainability requirements.CSRD/ESRSEnergy sector uses ESRS for climate and environmental reporting.EIAEnergy infrastructure projects require environmental impact assessment.ELDEnergy operators liable for environmental damage under ELD.ESPREnergy-related products (e.g., appliances) are covered by ecodesign rules.EU Data ActSmart meters and energy IoT devices fall under connected product data rules.European Market Infrastructure RegulationEnergy firms trading commodity derivatives subject to EMIR reporting requirements.FCPAEnergy companies operating in high-risk jurisdictions frequently face FCPA enforcementGRIEnergy companies are major GRI reporters given environmental impact.IFRSPublicly listed energy companies required to report under IFRS.IFRS S1Energy companies disclose sustainability risks material to investors.IFRS S2Energy sector faces significant climate disclosure obligations under IFRS S2.IMDG CodeEnergy products such as LNG and fuels subject to IMDG Code at sea.ISO 14001Energy sector implements ISO 14001 to manage environmental obligationsISO 22318Energy sector manages supply chain risks for fuel, parts, and equipment.ISO 22322Utilities communicate with the public during energy or water emergencies.ISO 22361Utilities apply crisis leadership guidance during major operational incidents.ISO 24748Utilities apply lifecycle management to complex operational technology systems.ISO 27001Utilities apply ISO 27001 to protect operational and corporate IT systems.ISO 31000Utilities adopt ISO 31000 for infrastructure and operational riskISO 31010Utilities apply structured risk assessment to critical infrastructureISO 45001Utilities manage worker safety in high-risk energy operationsMITRE ATT&CKEnergy sector uses ATT&CK to defend operational technology environments.NIST 800-53Energy sector critical systems reference NIST 800-53 for security controls.NIST CSFEnergy critical infrastructure was original target sector for NIST CSF.NIST IoT CSFIoT in energy grid management systems is addressed by this framework.PEDPressure equipment used in energy generation and utilities must comply.PED2Pressure equipment in energy systems must meet revised PED requirements.SASBEnergy sector has specific SASB standards for sustainability disclosureSingapore Cybersecurity Act 2018Energy sector critical infrastructure subject to cybersecurity obligations.TCFDEnergy companies face material climate risks requiring TCFD disclosureTreaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNWNuclear energy sector tangentially affected by broader nuclear prohibition debate.UN Convention against CorruptionState-owned utilities and high-value contracts are corruption risk areas.WFDHydropower and cooling water abstractions subject to WFD environmental flow requirements.TRIZ for Energy & Utilities
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