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The competitiveness of the EU chemical industry is under pressure due to soaring energy prices, growing regulatory burdens and unfair competition. Available data show a marked increase in subsidy allocation in China and in other major economies between 2009 & 2022 (IMF, 2024).
BioChem Europe supports the objectives of the IAA and calls for targeted measures to ensure that biomass-derived chemicals and materials can fully contribute to Europes climate neutrality, industrial competitiveness, and strategic autonomy.
A3M represents mining, metallurgy and steelmaking industries operating in France, including most EAF steel producers, ferro-alloy producers, battery metals, REE magnets and recycling activities. 1. General Support for the Industrial Accelerator Act A3M strongly welcomes the EC proposal for the IAA.
Cefic representing the chemical industry sector in Europe welcomes the European Commission’s legislative proposal for a more comprehensive regulation on Batteries and its objectives including enabling the strengthening of the European production capacities with a common set of rules, contributing to fair and transparent trade/supply chains, enhancing innovation and standardization aspects in support of safety and…
A3M represents the French mining, metal industry, battery manufacturer and recyclers active in the whole battery value chain. We broadly support the European Commission’s ambition to develop a more sustainable battery market. The proposal for a regulation covers many of the key points:Eco-design, responsible sourcing, traceability and recycling, etc.
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Cefic representing the chemical industry sector in Europe welcomes the European Commission’s legislative proposal for a more comprehensive regulation on Batteries and its objectives including enabling the strengthening of the European production capacities with a common set of rules, contributing to fair and transparent trade/supply chains, enhancing innovation and standardization aspects in support of safety and…
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