
EU Proposes 'Industrial Accelerator Act' to Compete with China in Clean Technologies
The European Commission has unveiled measures, dubbed the 'Industrial Accelerator Act,' aimed at strengthening European industry and enabling it to better compete with China in the clean technology sector, including solar panels and wind farms.
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China in the crosshairs as EU launches sweeping plans to save its industrial future
The European Union unveiled a sweeping raft of policies on Wednesday aimed at kick-starting its sluggish industry and protecting its critical infrastructure. A common thread through each is that the screws will be turned ever tighter on Chinese firms in Europe. Combined, the proposals reveal anxiety over the bloc’s ability to compete with cut-price and increasingly high-quality Chinese products, the heightened security fears connected to Chinese investments, and a new-found urgency to do...
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Read full article →Podpora solárních panelů i větrných elektráren. Brusel představil návrh, jak lépe konkurovat Číně
Evropská komise ve středu představila dlouho očekávaná opatření, jak posílit evropský průmysl a udržet krok s Čínou v oblasti čistých technologií. Takzvaný Industrial Accelerator Act (Akt o průmyslovém akcelerátoru) požaduje upřednostňování některých produktů vyráběných v Evropě. Konkrétně jde o ochranu tří strategických odvětví: těžké průmyslové výrobky, jako je nízkouhlíková ocel, cement a hliník, čisté technologie a automobilový průmysl.
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