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

Opinion
Hyväksytyt on 25/05/2016
Viite: 
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.

ETSK:n lausunto: 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

Circular Economy Package

Opinion
Hyväksytyt on 27/04/2016
Viite: 
NAT/676-EESC-2016-00042-00-01-AC-TRA
Referral: 
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: 
Cillian LOHAN (Diversity Europe - GR III / Ireland)

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.

ETSK:n lausunto: Circular Economy Package

The processing and exploitation, for economic and environmental purposes of the industrial and mining waste deposits from European Union

Opinion
Hyväksytyt on 26/10/2011
Viite: 
CCMI/87-EESC-2011-1597
Rapporteur: 
Mr Fornea (Workers - GR II / Romania)
Co-rapporteur: 
Mr Kotowski (Diversity Europe - GR III/Poland)

In the framework of this opinion a hearing (The processing and exploitation, for economic and environmental purposes, of the industrial and mining waste deposits from European Union) was organized in Cluj Napoca / Kolozsvár, in Romania, on 19 May 2011.

The processing and exploitation, for economic and environmental purposes of the industrial and mining waste deposits from European Union

Tackling the challenges in commodity markets and on raw materials

Opinion
Hyväksytyt on 14/07/2011
Viite: 
CCMI/91-EESC-2011-1177
Rapporteur: 
Mr Zboril (Employers - GR I / Czech Republic)
Co-rapporteur: 
Mr Gibellieri (Workers - GR II/Italy)

The EESC welcomes the Commission document COM(2011) 25 final Tackling the Challenges in Commodity Markets and on Raw Materials and The European raw materials' initiative (RMI) as an important step to tackle this vital issue.

EESC thus urges the EC to monitor the situation in international trade of critical raw materials (as listed in COM(2011) 25 final and with regular updating of this list). In addition, we endorse the need to continue in negotiation at the international level (WTO) to promote free trade also in commodity markets.

The EESC urges a more active foreign policy regarding security of raw materials for EU industry.

The raw material policy must form an integral component of the EU industrial policy.

The EESC thinks that the creation of a strategic stockpile of critical raw materials is among the potential solutions.

Tackling the challenges in commodity markets and on raw materials

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Mr. Paul Anciaux, DG Enterprise and Industry, European Commission

Ms. Teresa Presas, Director General, Confederation of European Paper Industries (CEPI)

Mr. Dirk Fincke, Public Affairs Manager, European Aggregates Association

Mr. Dirk Fincke, Public Affairs Manager, European Aggregates Association (speech)

Ms. Annick Carpentier, Eurometaux

Agenda mini-hearing

12/04/2017
Industrial and energy transition – the consequences of phasing out coal must be cushioned
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The phasing-out of coal in Europe needs smart long-term strategies. It is important to focus on the balance between the economic, environmental and social impacts. A change to renewables can be part of the solution. Regional investment schemes and the involvement of the local population concerned in order to build public support are key to a successful transition. On 7 April, the CCMI of the EESC held a high-level debate on "Industrial and energy transition – the industrial, economic and social consequences", bringing together...

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