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SGI Europe filed 12 positions between 1 Apr 2021 and 27 Jul 2026, across 11 of the 326 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 12 times.
Position Paper Industrial Accelerator Act Feedback to the publication of the Commission proposal ––– 18 June 2026 Introduction SGI Europe supports the objective of strengthening Europe’s industrial resilience and competitiveness in strategic sectors within a changed security, climate, economic and geopolitical environment.
Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)
Position Paper Industrial Decarbonisation Accelerator Act ––– 8 July 2025 Introduction SGI Europe, representing providers of Services of General Interest (SGIs), welcomes the European Commission’s upcoming proposal for an Industrial Decarbonisation Acceleration Act (IDAA) as part of the Clean Industrial Deal.
Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)
SGI Europe represents employers and enterprises delivering services of general interest. We are part of the Coalition for the Freedom to Stay, which promotes a balanced vision of Europe in which the Freedom to Move is complemented by the Freedom to Stay.
SGI Europe welcomes overall the Digital Markets Act (DMA) of the European Commission and the opportunity to reflect again on the proposal for a regulation in the public feedback consultation. The DMA is an important starting point to ensure fair competition in the digital world and increase consumer choice.
SGI Europe, representing employers of public services and services of general interest in the energy, water, waste management, telecommunication, transport and local and regional authorities, welcomes the opportunity to submit recommendations to the Water Resilience research and innovation strategy to reach the EU Water Resilience Strategy's goal of 10 % Water efficiency.
SGI Europe urges that the new EU climate architecture, together with the upcoming Clean Industrial Deal, must decisively reinforce the role of Services of General Interest (SGIs) as key enablers of Europes transition to climate neutrality by 2050. SGIs form the backbone of Europes economy and society, providing essential services that are fundamental in achieving a fair and sustainable transition.
SGI Europe urges that the new EU climate architecture, together with the upcoming Clean Industrial Deal, must decisively reinforce the role of Services of General Interest (SGIs). By prioritising technology neutrality, local governance, and infrastructure resilience, the EU can ensure that the journey toward the 2040 climate target is both industrially competitive and socially just.
SGI Europe welcomes the preparation of the 10th Cohesion Report and its ambition to strengthen the evidence base on economic, social and territorial disparities, the effectiveness of place-based policies and the contribution of cohesion policy to European competitiveness. For SGI Europe, the concept of the Freedom to Stay should provide an important analytical lens for this work.
SGI Europe is the European representation of employers of services of general interest in the energy, transport, water, waste management, telecommunication, education and health sector and welcomes the public consultation on the mid-term evaluation of the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) Fund for the Transport, Energy and Digital sector.
SGI Europe welcomes the Commissions Call for Evidence on the evaluation of the European Labour Authority (ELA) and supports the objective of assessing how the Authority can further improve its effectiveness in supporting fair and well-functioning labour mobility within the European Union.
SGI Europe welcomes the European Commissions initiative to revise key EU legislative acts to reduce administrative burden, improve clarity, and enhance proportionality under the Omnibus IV package. However, we would like to raise a horizontal issue that cuts across several of the targeted regulations: the way in which public and non-profit enterprises are excluded from simplified or proportionate regimes due to the…
SGI Europe welcomes the European Commissions Pensions Package, including the proposal to revise the Directive on Institutions for Occupational Retirement Provision (IORP II) and the review of the Pan-European Personal Pension Product (PEPP) Regulation, as well as the accompanying Recommendation on pension tracking systems, dashboards and auto-enrolment.
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