Considérations de France Industrie sur la consultation publique « Investissements durables – la taxonomie environnementale de l’UE » :
– projet d’acte délégué sur les objectifs environnementaux
– projet d’amendement de l’acte délégué sur les objectifs climatiques
France Industrie welcomes the opportunity to express its point of view for the upcoming reform of the market design. The market design of electricity has quite worked well for a long time. Nevertheless, the current energy crisis and the Russian war with Ukraine has impacted the short-term functioning of the European energy markets, revealing certain limits, this model based on a matching between a supply based on controllable means of production.
France Industrie, le Medef et le BDI explicitent l’importance d’intégrer l’hydrogène bas carbone.
France Industrie is convinced by the necessity of establishing a Single Market Emergency Instrument (SMEI) regulatory proposal in order to ensure the availability of essential products in the single market. In addition, France Industrie considers that the European Parliament and the Council should take into account, among others, some suggestions such as the development of an advisory group, the planification of emergency measures, etc.
France Industrie’s proposals regarding a “European Critical Raw Materials Act” (CRM Act) focus on three main pillars: building, incentivizing, and consolidating European CRMs value-chains.
Tomorrow will be «low carbon and digital ». But it will also be highly intensive in the demand on critical raw materials. A new geopolitical landscape will progressively replace the «oil and gas triangle» paradigm of Saudi Arabia, US and Russia. In parallel, the EU intends to reinforce its autonomy and is committed to become carbon neutral by 2050.
The semiconductor industry is critical to our modern economy. As semiconductors are decisive for virtually every industrial product, from automotives to smart home appliances, a reliable supply of chips is vital for Europe’s economic success, resilience, digital sovereignty and stability.
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Nous attirons l’attention des décideurs sur la nécessité d’une politique publique claire, avec des engagements sur le long terme, qui donne une visibilité suffisante aux investisseurs.
The rationale for an EU Chips Act
Few industrial sectors are as critical to our modern economies as the semiconductor industry. As semiconductors are found in virtually every industrial product, from automotive to smart home appliances,a reliable supply of chips is vital for Europe’s economic success, resilience, and stability.