verabschiedet on 19/10/2016
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CCMI/145-EESCRapporteur:
Co-rapporteur:
Richard Adams (United Kingdom)
The EESC calls for a financial instrument to end "beaching".
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verabschiedet on 21/09/2016
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SC/45-EESC-2016-02976-00-01-AC-TRARapporteur:
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verabschiedet on 13/07/2016
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CCMI/141-EESC-2016Referral:
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.
verabschiedet on 13/07/2016
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CCMI/146-EESC-2016Referral:
COM(2016) 155 final Rapporteur:
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.
verabschiedet on 13/07/2016
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CCMI/144-EESC-2016Rapporteur:
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.
verabschiedet on 25/05/2016
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NAT/687-EESC-2016-1268Rapporteur:
Vladimír NOVOTNÝ (Czech Republic)
verabschiedet on 25/05/2016
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CCMI/138-EESC-2016Rapporteur:
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.
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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
verabschiedet on 27/04/2016
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INT/780-EESC-2016-00895-00-00-AC-TRAReferral:
COM(2015) 616 final - 2015/0283 (COD)Rapporteur:
Co-rapporteur:
Mr Barker and Mr Lefevre
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The EESC fully supports the consolidation, codification and thereby simplification of the text of the proposal relating to certain aspects of company law. The EESC would also have wished for a more ambitious exercise that aimed to codify aspects that are still spread across other legislative instruments.
verabschiedet on 27/04/2016
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INT/781-EESC-2016-00719-00-00-AC-TRAReferral:
COM(2015) 627 final 2015/0284 CODRapporteur:
The EESC welcomes the Commission's initiative to address "cross-border portability" through a regulation, but considers it necessary for a subscriber's "Member State of residence" to be clearly defined. The vacatio legis period of six months would be for the EESC a reasonable period for the service providers concerned to adapt their delivery systems to the new situation.
verabschiedet on 27/04/2016
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NAT/676-EESC-2016-00042-00-01-AC-TRAReferral:
COM(2015) 593 final 2015/0272 CODCOM(2015) 594 final 2015/0274 CODCOM(2015) 595 final 2015/0275 CODCOM(2015) 595 final 2015/0275 CODCOM(2015) 596 final 2015/0276 CODCOM(2015) 596 final 2015/0276 CODCOM(2015) 614 final COM(2015) 614 final Rapporteur:
The EESC fully backs the objective of switching to a greener, resource-efficient and circular economy. It is happy to see that the Commission has come forward with a broader set of proposals covering all the stages of the product lifecycle compared to the previous circular economy package; however, it raises concern over the lower level of ambition, which is likely to lead to lower economic and environmental benefits.
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