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Syensqo: CEO appointed to head chemical federation - Vimarsana News

Syensqo: CEO appointed to head chemical federation

Syensqo announced on Monday that its Managing Director Ilham Kadri has been appointed President of the European Chemical Industry Council .The executive will succeed Martin Brudermüller, the former...

France, Germany, Italy call for single EU industrial strategy - Vimarsana News

France, Germany, Italy call for single EU industrial strategy

The EU needs a common strategy in response to Chinese interventionism and US protectionism, the economic and business ministers of France, Germany and Italy said after meeting to discuss European industrial policy in Meudon, near Paris, on Monday.

This 'deregulation' lobbying now threatens EU economy - Vimarsana News

This 'deregulation' lobbying now threatens EU economy

Next week's EU summit (17-18 April) will discuss the strategic agenda for the next five years. The current "competitiveness agenda" is to a large extent driven by a big lobbying campaign — so far, not well covered by the media.

European Competitive Advantage Will Be Powered By Energy Transition - Vimarsana News

European Competitive Advantage Will Be Powered By Energy Transition

Radical change in the way we power our lives and industry is underway. It is time to put ‘competitive sustainability’ at the heart of EU industrial policy.

Source: forbes.com
Report proposes EU adopts a new Materials Framework Directive - Vimarsana News

Report proposes EU adopts a new Materials Framework Directive

Eunomia report outlines strategies for the EU to adjust its material and waste management laws that will help meet targets to limit global warming to under 1.5°C