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Decarbonise right ECOS inputs to the Industrial Decarbonisation Accelerator Act (IDAA) Contents Executive summary .......................................................................................................................................................................
Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)
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.
Batteries are an essential product to ensure decarbonisation in the EU and its demand is set to grow substantially in the upcoming years. As an environmental civil society organisation, we strongly welcome the initiative of the European Commission to update the legislation that ensures a circular and sustainable value chain for all batteries produced in the EU and placed on the single market.
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.
Filed in French · English published by the European Commission
ECOS welcomes the European Commission’s proposal for a new Regulation on batteries and waste batteries (replacing the current Battery Directive) and is pleased to contribute to the consultation on this matter. Together with other European NGOs, namely the EEB (The European Environmental Bureau), Deutsche Umwelthilfe (DUH – Environmental Action Germany), and Transport & Environment, we have developed a joint paper…
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