Leonardo S.p.A.

Leonardo is a global leader in the aerospace, defence, and security sectors. As defence systems, aerospace platforms, and critical infrastructures become ever more integrated into the broader digital ecosystem, the regulatory framework governing electronic communications infrastructure and services increasingly impacts the sectors ability to compete and innovate.

Cybersecurity Act Consultation Concerning Title II: The European Union Agency For Cybersecurity Leonardo supports the revised, strengthened role and mandate of ENISA, recognising the strategic added value that the proposition will bring to the European Cybersecurity landscape.

Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)

Context 1. The White Paper for European Defence Readiness 2030 issued by the European Commission last March underscores the need to create a stronger and more resilient defence industrial base also by removing obstacles related to its access to finance, including ESG investment.

Buongiorno, the following feedback is issued by the Renato Mazzamauro, the direct representative of Leonardo SPA: The CBAM has proven to be a cumbersome and bureaucratic tool from the outset. The emissions calculation system delegated to their suppliers, but with the veracity of the data under their responsibility, is a bureaucratic brake even for largely structured companies.

Filed in Italian · English published by the European Commission

The Advanced Materials Act should focus on the current missing of the entire middle value chain since apart Raw Materials that are another issue, the manufacturers of products register a missing of the entire value chain in the material production. The main issues are the following: 1) Market demand and volume 2) Time to product and scale 3) Regulatory and investment uncertainty 4) Value-chain fragmentation.

Our views and suggestions about EU Quantum Act initiative to be implemented soon can be summarised according to the following bullet list: The Quantum Act should not focus solely on funding specific innovative technical Quantum devices and ideas, e.g generated by new startups, but should primarily build up and strengthen full EU supply chains created around novel turnkey services and solutions allowed by Quantum…

Our views and suggestions about EU Quantum Act initiative to be implemented soon can be summarised according to the following bullet list: The Quantum Act should not focus solely on funding specific innovative technical Quantum devices and ideas, e.g generated by new startups, but should primarily build up and strengthen full EU supply chains created around novel turnkey services and solutions allowed by Quantum…

EU Quantum Act identifies three structural problems which may eventually jeopardize the ambition to become a global leader in Research & Innovation and industrialization of Quantum Technologies: 1. Fragmented panorama for Research & Innovation; 2. Industrial Capacity and Investment Gap; 3.

A harmonized regulatory system and multilevel governance across Member States are essential to speed troop and equipment transit, cutting authorization time spans via digital, preauthorized procedures. For effective implementation, complex challenges must be addressed organically: a) Operational integration and interoperability: across armed forces, civil authorities, managers and regulators.