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Cepi advocates for a liquid and competitive gas market to enable the green transition

CEPI - Confederation of European Paper Industries

Dec 15, 2021

The European Commission has released a gas decarbonisation legislative package. It addresses the challenge of integrating renewable and low-carbon gases in the existing gas market. This is welcome news for the forest fibre and paper industry. Our sector is already investing massively in greening its energy sourcing and is, with a 62% share of its energy, the largest industrial producer and consumer of renewable energy in Europe.

Cepi welcomes EU Commission plans to pave the way for the circular use of carbon

CEPI - Confederation of European Paper Industries

Dec 15, 2021

Major event for the Pulp and Paper sector provides a concept for what the future of the EU’s industry could look like

CEPI - Confederation of European Paper Industries

Nov 17, 2021

The European pulp and paper industry supports EU action to safeguard the world’s forests and calls for focus on the real drivers of deforestation

CEPI - Confederation of European Paper Industries

Nov 17, 2021

Following the publication by the European Commission on November 17 of a draft regulation on deforestation, the Confederation of European Paper Industries, Cepi, comments on the EU executive arm’s new proposal.

European Union Regulatory Quality Index

European Liberal Forum

European Union Regulatory Quality Index

Biosimilar medicines have delivered 18BN€ total savings for Europe but more action needed to translate this potential into patient access and sustainable health systems

Medicines for Europe

Over the next decade, many more biological medicines are set to lose market exclusivity, representing an opportunity to increase competition and offer invaluable resources for healthcare systems to improve patient access and healthcare budget sustainability while significantly reducing equity gaps across Europe.

Sakharov Prize 2021 - We honour all defenders of human rights in Russia whose voices the Kremlin tries to silence

S&D - Socialists and Democrats

On the occasion of the Sakharov Prize 2021 ceremony in Strasbourg today, the Socialists and Democrats pay tribute to all defenders of human rights in Russia. Like Andrei Sakharov, the eminent nuclear physicist and Soviet dissident, they courageously fight for democracy, truth and political freedom, despite efforts by the Kremlin to silence them.

S&Ds made sure consumers will be able to cross-chat from one platform to another with the Digital Markets Act

S&D - Socialists and Democrats

The Socialists and Democrats in the European Parliament, led by S&D MEP Evelyne Gebhardt, achieved interoperability of messaging services and social media when it comes to big online platforms, with the adoption of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) by the plenary of the European Parliament. If the Parliament’s position is backed, consumers will be able to send messages from one application to another. The DMA regulates the so-called ‘gatekeepers’ which provide core platform services.

S&Ds: Polluters and environmental offenders must face a punishment that fits the crime

S&D - Socialists and Democrats

S&D MEPs welcome the Commission’s proposal to upgrade the out-dated Environmental Crimes Directive, as outlined in a Parliamentary report on environmental liability in May 2021. However, the S&D Group believes the EU should go further in protecting the environment through criminal law than the Commission’s proposals today by recognising ecocide as a crime under EU law. Harsher sanctions on lawbreakers and stronger enforcement are important steps in deterring environmental crimes and protecting the planet.

S&Ds: Free movement is not a political football

S&D - Socialists and Democrats

S&D MEPs voiced serious concerns on the Commission’s revised rules on the Schengen area. The Schengen area, representing free movement and the end of internal borders in the EU, has suffered significantly as a result of national kneejerk responses to irregular migration, perceived terrorist threat, and - more recently - the pandemic.

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