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EU Strategy for Energy System Integration

Opinion
Prijaté on 27/01/2021
Referenčné dokumenty: 
TEN/717-EESC-2020
Referral: 
COM(2020) 299 final
Rapporteur: 
Lutz RIBBE (Diversity Europe - GR III / Germany)

The European Economic and social Committee (EESC) supports the Commission's intention as set out in its Communication: integration of the electricity system with the heat and transport system is vital to reach the goals of climate neutrality, security of energy supply, including reduction of energy imports, and the goal of affordable prices for Europe's consumers and the European economy.

Stanovisko EHSV: EU Strategy for Energy System Integration

Hydrogen strategy (Communication)

Opinion
Prijaté on 27/01/2021
Referenčné dokumenty: 
TEN/718-EESC-2020
Referral: 
COM(2020) 301 final
Rapporteur: 
Pierre Jean COULON (Workers - GR II / France)

The EESC considers that the European Union must overcome the COVID-19 crisis by building a new model for society, one which will make our economies more green, just and resistant to future shocks. European recovery funds must enable businesses, innovators, workers and investors to affirm their role as world leaders in the expanding clean energy markets.

Stanovisko EHSV: Hydrogen strategy (Communication)

Enhancing sustainable economic growth across the EU

Opinion
Prijaté on 15/07/2020
Referenčné dokumenty: 
ECO/513-EESC-2020
Rapporteur: 
Philip VON BROCKDORFF (Workers - GR II / Malta)

While the recovery after COVID-19 crisis is a top priority, the EESC stresses that this should not steer the EU away from its medium and long-term objectives, as outlined in the European Green Deal, 2020 Sustainable Growth Strategy, and the European Pillar for Social Rights. There is a need for a resilient, technology-driven European economy that is defined by the protection of the environment. The EESC underlines that strategies aimed at enhanced economic sustainability need to be developed around productivity, but they cannot be allowed to happen at the expense of workers' rights and social development. The EESC advocates for re-thinking supply chains, underlines that social aspects should be emphasised, start-ups should be encouraged and that the cornerstone of sustainable economic growth in the EU should be the creation and development of a truly circular economy. Open dialogue with social partners and civil society remains key to setting the economic direction.

Stanovisko EHSV: Enhancing sustainable economic growth across the EU

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