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Europe needs a new standalone Regulation for EV charging infrastructure

ChargeUp Europe, the voice of the electric vehicles (EV) charging infrastructure industry, today issued an open call to EU leaders to come forward with a dedicated Regulation on EV charging infrastructure in Europe – separated out from existing rules on alternative fuels - or risk losing momentum in the fight against climate change.

ECOFIN: BigTech-Krisengewinner an Coronakosten beteiligen

Zur heutigen Videokonferenz der EU Wirtschafts- und Finanzminister:innen erklärt Martin Schirdewan, Fraktionsvorsitzender der Linken The Left im Europäischen Parlament:
 

Working Together for the planet: Audit & Assurance of sustainability Information

SGI Europe addresses the Macroeconomic Dialogue at political level

On Monday 15 March, Valeria Ronzitti, General Secretary, represented SGI Europe at the Macroeconomic Dialogue at political level, with the participation of ECB President Christine Lagarde, Eurogroup President Pascal Donohue and European Commission Vice-President Valdis Dombrovskis.

Extractive industry companies fall short when telling the whole picture about climate risks in their annual reports

A detailed analysis of mining, oil and gas companies by ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) and the University of Glasgow Adam Smith Business School reveals the need for more clarity and depth in climate change related disclosures.

S&Ds reject an external migration policy based solely on numbers

Ahead of the joint Council meeting of Foreign Affairs and Home affairs Ministers today (15 March), the S&D Group urges the Council to look beyond the numbers when it comes to irregular migration and consider our humanitarian responsibilities in any partnerships with third countries.  

S&Ds call on EU ministers to seize opportunity to adapt EU’s economic policy and fiscal architecture to demands of the future

Ahead of today’s Eurogroup and tomorrow’s Ecofin meeting, where ministers are set to discuss the fiscal response to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Socialists and Democrats in the European Parliament firstly reiterated their call for keeping the general escape clause active, at least until a return to pre-crisis macroeconomic levels. Secondly, the S&Ds insist on using the Recovery and Resilience Facility to advance the green and digital transitions, generating social progress for all.

S&Ds call for reform of EU’s fiscal architecture to include people and the planet, not just figures

The Socialists and Democrats in the European Parliament are leading the drive for reform of the European Semester process by including environmental and social sustainability objectives alongside economic goals, to improve the well-being of all. Today, the European Parliament, for the first time in this legislature, approved reports on the Annual Sustainable Growth Strategy 2021, from both the economic and the employment committees, sending a strong signal to the Commission and the Council on the need for reform.

New EU security law hits small businesses too hard

The EU Commission is planning far-reaching obligations for the prevention and reporting of cyber attacks. These will affect almost all medium-sized industrial companies. VDMA is calling for relief for small businesses.

Brussels/Frankfurt, 11 March 2021 - According to the plans of the EU Commission, practically all industrial companies will have to comply with extensive cybersecurity requirements in future - regardless of whether they are large power plant operators or niche businesses.

EU strategy on child rights must prevent the effects of the pandemic from lasting a lifetime

When the European Commission comes forward with a new 10-year strategy on children’s rights later this month, the S&D Group want to see measures that help alleviate the worst effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on children, including the exacerbation of child poverty in Europe.

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