The European Critical Raw Materials Act (ECRMA) is another step to achieve the self reliance and the supplying of the European Union. ECRMA should take into account several problems we are facing nowadays. Critical raw materials (CRMs) supply are indispensable not only to carry out all the plans about digital transition, renewable energies or eco-mobility but to build and develop the technology and the industry in…
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IMDEA Nanociencia
Academic / research · Spain
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IMDEA Nanociencia filed 2 positions on 21 Nov 2022, across 1 of the 639 legislative files tracked here.
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The ECRMA is a vital part of a coherent European industrial strategy that takes into account the full value chain for key technologies such as permanent magnets, batteries, solar panels and microchips. Reducing dependency from unreliable foreign sources, specially those with opposing geopolitical interests such as China, is vital to secure the overall supply and ensure European strategic autonomy.
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