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Articles by Gerd Götz
Götz, Michalski-Stępkowski: Napięte łańcuchy dostaw
Przemysł europejski od ponad dwóch dekad ostrzegał przed nadmiernym uzależnieniem naszego kontynentu od dostaw z państw trzecich. Inne czołowe gospodarki świata zdały sobie sprawę, jak duży jest to problem, i wprowadziły już wiele strategii, których celem ma być wsparcie przemysłu oraz nadanie priorytetu krajowym łańcuchom wartości, a także zdywersyfikowanie źródeł dostaw poprzez współpracę z krajami bogatymi w surowce.
MEPs call for creation of EU financial crimes authority in wake of FinCEN Files scandal
European Commission Vice-President Dubravka Šuica has pledged to step up the fight against money laundering, saying that planned new legislation in the New Year aims to address “shortcomings” in existing legislation. Šuica, responsible for the democracy and demography portfolio in the Commission, told MEPs, “we aim to ensure that dirty money has no place to hide in the EU.
A New Circular Economy Action Plan for all
Trade policy is the best way for the EU to promote the values of the European Green Deal and the circular economy, argues Svenja Hahn. Adobe stock By Svenja Hahn Svenja Hahn (DE, RE) is the INTA Committee opinion rapporteur on Parliament’s New Circular Economy Action Plan 05 Oct 2020 @svenja_hahn The trade aspect of the New Circular Economy Action Plan is particularly important, as trade is the best way to promote the European Green Deal and the EU’s sustainability agenda on a global level.
Why Europe must safeguard and promote a greener, circular and innovative aluminium value chain
Last December, the European Commission released the long-awaited Green Deal, which is presented as the EU’s new growth strategy for a climate-neutral, competitive, circular and socially just economy by mid-century. The aluminium industry is ready to contribute to the profound transformation Europe will have to undergo to achieve these ambitions. Aluminium is made, transformed and recycled in Europe.
Effective ETS reform must resolve issue of indirect carbon costs compensation
As the emissions trading system (ETS) reform debate intensifies, MEPs and EU member states are examining a variety of options to make the ETS a meaningful and effective system. Options include adjusting auctioning shares, setting up innovation funds, redesigning carbon leakage lists, improving benchmarks or more accurately reflecting production levels. All are well-intentioned and some of them may indeed improve the system.
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