The EU invests hundreds of billions in nuclear energy
The European Commission plans to unveil a €240 billion scheme to boost investments in nuclear energy, positioning it as a key pillar for several EU countries in their strategies for decarbonization, industrial competitiveness, and supply security.
EU Industry Commissioner: "Europe is doomed to be simply a playground for its competitors"
Stéphane Séjourné, the EU Industry Commissioner, warns that Europe risks becoming a playground for its competitors unless it implements ambitious and effective industrial policies to reduce dependency on critical minerals imports.
European Competitiveness Amidst Global Uncertainty
The article discusses the recent European Industry Summit 2026 in Antwerp, where the European Commission President aims to strengthen Europe's industrial appeal and competitiveness against global uncertainties.
The EU Emissions Trading System may be suspended? Germany does not rule it out
Germany's Chancellor Friedrich Merz has suggested that the EU's carbon emissions trading system may need to be revised or postponed to protect industrial competitiveness amid rising energy prices.
The Push from Rome and Berlin: 'Strengthened Cooperation'. Ursula's Plan for the Economy
Italy and Germany are advocating for increased cooperation within the EU to address industrial competitiveness, while tensions between political leaders remain evident.
Xenokostas: Greece can and must play a leading role in the new European industrial strategy
Greek shipbuilding and repair industry highlights its critical role in Europe’s economic security and industrial capacity amid discussions on EU competitiveness and strategic autonomy.
European Commission President: One billion euros for a pilot minerals project next week
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced a one billion euro funding for a pilot project in the mineral sector, aimed at enhancing industrial transformation and competitiveness.
Is the European energy-intensive industry becoming less competitive? Expert critically assesses EU actions
Experts from the Forum of Electricity and Gas Consumers argue that EU initiatives like the Clean Industrial Deal do not address the real issues facing the energy-intensive industry, a sentiment echoed by Henryk KaliÅ›, president of the Chamber of Electricity and Gas Consumers.
Energy: Austria introduces industrial electricity price
The Austrian government aims to enhance the competitiveness of the industry by introducing a capped industrial electricity price and allowing underground COâ‚‚ storage, as part of a broader agreement among the governing coalition.
The German economy is facing its deepest crisis.. what are the reasons?
The German economy continues to slow down in 2025, grappling with the repercussions of the Russia-Ukraine war, corporate bankruptcies, and decreased competitiveness in the industrial and export sectors.