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European Defence Action Plan (Communication)

přijatá stanoviska on 31/05/2017
Odkaz: 
CCMI/149-EESC-2016
Referral: 
COM(2016) 950 final
Rapporteur: 
Christian MOOS (Diversity Europe - GR III / Germany)
Co-rapporteur: 
Jan PIE (Sweden)

President Juncker stressed in his 2016 State of the Union Speech the need for a Europe that protects, empowers and defends. Taking greater responsibility for their security means that Europeans must invest in the development of key defence capabilities to be able to deter, respond and protect themselves against external threats. The European Union must demonstrate that it can act as a provider of hard as well as soft security, addressing calls for greater solidarity in security and defence. The Bratislava roadmap, the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union have also recently underlined this priority.

stanovisko EHSV: European Defence Action Plan (Communication)

Digitalisation and innovative business models in the European financial sector, impact on employment and customers (own-initiative opinion)

přijatá stanoviska on 26/04/2017
Odkaz: 
CCMI/147-EESC-2016
Rapporteur: 
Carlos TRIAS PINTÓ (Spain)
Co-rapporteur: 
Pierre GENDRE (France)

Banking and insurance are evolving. Insurance companies and banks are at the forefront of the development of the digital economy. The very nature of their activities lends itself to the intensive use of the new technologies. In a highly competitive framework marked by a keener pursuit of competitiveness, insurance companies and banks have become part of an ongoing drive for innovation.

stanovisko EHSV: Digitalisation and innovative business models in the European financial sector, impact on employment and customers (own-initiative opinion)

Strengthening European personal care, hygiene and cosmetic products industries

přijatá stanoviska on 20/10/2016
Odkaz: 
CCMI/143-EESC-0000
Rapporteur: 
Madi Sharma (Employers - GR I / United Kingdom)
Co-rapporteur: 
Dirk Jarré (Diversity Europe - GR III/Germany)

Europe has always played a key role in the innovation and development of personal care, body hygiene and beauty products. However its leading position has progressively been eroded in the process of global competition. While the innovative capacity of Europe’s specialised enterprises is very impressive, the production and commercialisation of European inventions have shifted to other parts of the world with serious economic and social consequences for Europe in terms of benefits, labour opportunities and incentives for research and development. To strengthen this particular branch of industry by appropriate strategies will lead to a major contribution to industrial reshoring and industrial development.

 

stanovisko EHSV: Strengthening European personal care, hygiene and cosmetic products industries

Role and effect of JTIs and PPPs in implementing Horizon 2020 for sustainable industrial change. (own-initiative opinion)

přijatá stanoviska on 19/10/2016
Odkaz: 
CCMI/142-EESC-2016
Rapporteur: 
Antonello PEZZINI (Italy)
Co-rapporteur: 
Enrico GIBELLIERI (Italy)

The EESC calls upon the Commission, the European Parliament and the Council to work together to hold an interinstitutional conference as soon as possible on the role of public-private technology partnerships in European reindustrialisation, with a view to the next R&I Framework Programme after 2020.

stanovisko EHSV: Role and effect of JTIs and PPPs in implementing Horizon 2020 for sustainable industrial change. (own-initiative opinion)

Industry 4.0 and digital transformation: Where to go

přijatá stanoviska on 13/07/2016
Odkaz: 
CCMI/141-EESC-2016
Referral: 
COM(2016) 180 final
Rapporteur: 
Joost VAN IERSEL (Netherlands)
Co-rapporteur: 
Nicola KONSTANTINOU (Greece)

The EESC appreciates the coherent and ambitious strategic vision in industrial policy being displayed in the Communication and its focus on four key issues: (1) technologies and platforms; (2) standards and reference architectures; (3) geographic cohesion, embodied in a network of regional Innovation Hubs; (4) skills at all levels.

stanovisko EHSV: Industry 4.0 and digital transformation: Where to go

The impact on key industrial sectors (and on jobs and growth) of the possible granting of market economy treatment to China (for the purpose of trade defence instruments) (own-initiative opinion)

přijatá stanoviska on 13/07/2016
Odkaz: 
CCMI/144-EESC-2016
Rapporteur: 
Andrés BARCELÓ DELGADO (Employers - GR I / Spain)
Co-rapporteur: 
Gerald KREUZER (Austria)

The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) warns against granting China market economy status (MES) and  calls on the European institutions to promote fair international competition and actively defend European jobs and European values with efficient trade defence instruments (TDIs). In its opinion, adopted at its 514th plenary session on 14th July, the EESC points to the disastrous impact a possible granting of MES to China would have on Europe's industry and consequently on Europe's labour market. The EESC insists on China's fulfilment of the five EU criteria for achieving the MES.

stanovisko EHSV: The impact on key industrial sectors (and on jobs and growth) of the possible granting of market economy treatment to China (for the purpose of trade defence instruments) (own-initiative opinion)

Steel: Preserving sustainable jobs and growth in Europe

přijatá stanoviska on 13/07/2016
Odkaz: 
CCMI/146-EESC-2016
Referral: 
COM(2016) 155 final
Rapporteur: 
Andrés BARCELÓ DELGADO (Employers - GR I / Spain)
Co-rapporteur: 
Enrico GIBELLIERI (Italy)

If the message of this opinion should be summarised in a sentence, this would be: "Enough is enough; rules must be respected".

Steel industry is at the forefront of granting MES to China. However, the opinion does not tackle the legal and political side of granting MES to China (CCMI/144). It focuses on the Commission's communication and puts forward specific additional measures to provide Europe's steel industry with the level playing field it needs to preserve growth and jobs.

stanovisko EHSV: Steel: Preserving sustainable jobs and growth in Europe

Indigenous coal in the EU energy transition (own-initiative opinion)

přijatá stanoviska on 25/05/2016
Odkaz: 
CCMI/138-EESC-2016
Rapporteur: 
Mr. Dumitru Fornea (Workers - GR II / Romania)
Co-rapporteur: 
Ms Renata Eisenvortova (Employers - GR I/Czech Republic)

During the energy transition towards the low-emission economy, the EU energy system faces a period of profound technological, economic and social change that will affect many of the energy sectors, including the coal industry and hence the coal-mining regions of the EU.

stanovisko EHSV: Indigenous coal in the EU energy transition (own-initiative opinion)

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Brian Ricketts, Secretary General of Euracol: Coal in Europe and contribution to energy security

Michael Eyll-Vetter, Vice President Mining, RWE Power: Modern use of lignite

Prof. DSc. Eng. Krzysztof Stanczyk, Coordinator of clean coal technology center, Central Mining Institute, Katowice: Research, Development and Innovation for cleaner use of coal

Jonas M. Helseth, Bellona: Environmental perspective / Contribution of coal and lignite to the EU’s energy security

Mr. Salvatore Cherchi, Member of the Board of SOTACARBO SpA, Societa Technologie Avanzate Carbone, Carbonia, Italy: Clean technologies for the future of the coal

Ph. D. Michal Wilczynski, Freelance Expert for NGOs in Poland, The Institute for Sustainable Development, Warsaw: Will coal and lignite reinforce energy security of Europe?

Jan Panek, Head of Unit, Retail markets, oil and coal, DG ENER: Coal in the EU energy mix – present situation and future challenges

(EN) László Domokos: President of the trade union "Huila" from Romania: Economic and Social Impact of the mining industry

The role of engineers in reindustrialising Europe (own-initiative opinion)

přijatá stanoviska on 10/12/2015
Odkaz: 
CCMI/139-EESC

There is an urgent need to reindustrialise Europe. In order to achieve this the engineering and technical professions should be focused. These professions are indispensable in developing innovative production methods and products. However, without appropriate human resources and their potential, experience and knowledge, this goal is not to be achieved. Industry and companies should introduce communication policy to emphasise the attractiveness of the industrial sector; the crucial role belongs to industry associations. Better dialogue between companies and organisations in charge of vocational training might be an important step in facing the employment creation issue. What is more it could reduce differences between demand and supply.

Downloads: 

Presentation by Ms. Karolina Krzystek-de Ranter, Programme Manager at CEN/CENELEC

Presentation by Mr. Steven Price, Executive Director of EIIL

Presentation by Mr. Józef Suchy, Member of FEANI (European Federation of National Engineering Associations) and Vice-president of NOT (Polish Federation of Engineering Associations)

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