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Biomethane industry sets 1st of its kind European Network to facilitate tracking of renewable gas certificates

The REGATRACE EU project has launched a digital network to facilitate collaboration on tracking and exchange of renewable gas certificates and boost biomethane trading across Europe. EU leaders have committed to facilitate access to gas infrastructure and markets of renewable gases in the recently published Gas Package. The development of a European renewable gas market is essential to ensure that increasing shares of renewable gases are injected into our gas grids.

Unjustified suspension of anti-dumping duties challenged before European Court

Brussels, 20 December 2021 – European Aluminium, the voice of the entire European aluminium value chain, lodged two cases with the General Court of the European Union to challenge the 9-month suspension of the definitive anti-dumping duties on Chinese aluminium flat-rolled products that the European Commission imposed on 12 October 2021.

S&Ds will question Roberta Metsola on her priorities for the second term of the mandate

The Socialists and Democrats in the European Parliament will organise a hearing in the second week of January to question Roberta Metsola MEP, a candidate to chair the European Parliament during the second half of the legislature, before deciding on their vote.

S&D leader Iratxe García MEP said:

ChargeUp Europe welcomes its latest Eco-system partner Eco-Movement

ChargeUp Europe, the voice of the EV charging infrastructure industry in Europe, is extremely happy to announce Eco-Movement as its latest Eco-system partner.

Aluminium beverage can recycling remains at a high 76% in 2019

Increased consumption in 2019 led to record number of 36.5 billion cans being recycled, or 488,000 tons of aluminium, saving 4 million tonnes CO₂

Prohibitive energy and carbon prices risk undermining EU steel industry decarbonisation: EU Leaders must act, warns EUROFER

Brussels, 16 December 2021 – Continued prohibitive energy prices coupled with skyrocketing carbon prices, above 80 euros, risk derailing the ambitious decarbonisation plans of the steel industry. EU Leaders must act swiftly and ensure climate goals are met cost effectively, while preserving the viability of strategic industrial sectors. This is the warning of the European Steel Association (EUROFER) on the occasion of the European Council and ahead of the Environment Council of next week.

MEPs called today for mandatory anti-harassment training for all, including themselves!

EU institutions must lead by example in fighting sexual harassment in the workplace. That is why the Socialists and Democrats push for stronger measures of prevention of all forms of harassment, notably sexual harassment in the European Parliament. In particular, the resolution, which was adopted today, calls for mandatory anti-harassment training for all Members and staff, available in all official languages.

European Parliament and EU governments close a long-awaited deal on social security coordination benefiting around 14 million Europeans

Today, the European Parliament and EU governments agreed to update the rules for social security coordination, including unemployment benefits, long-term care and family benefits, as well as better rules for posting workers and applicable legislation. Once approved, these new rules will help millions of mobile European workers by guaranteeing more social security for workers moving from one EU country to another. Around 14 million EU residents live or work in another member state.

S&Ds: Zero tolerance for slave-like working conditions in Serbia and violations of protest rights!

On the initiative of the Socialists and Democrats, the European Parliament today discussed workers’ rights violations in Serbia, notably the forced labour in the Chinese Linglong tyre factory. There have been serious reports about the inhumane working conditions of 500 Vietnamese workers, allegedly victims of human trafficking.  

The resolution, which is set to be adopted later today, urges the Serbian authorities to ensure labour rights are respected and to improve the country's alignment with EU labour laws. 

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