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European states push Critical Chemicals Act
Time： 2025-06-10 11:00:00
Author： Kinzenri Chemistry BV
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Proposed legislation would offset high energy prices and protect industry from competitors outside Europe.
Led by Marc Ferracci, France’s minister for industry and energy, eight European countries have released a series of measures they want the European Union (EU) to adopt to protect the region’s ailing chemical industry.
Called the EU Critical Chemicals Act and outlined in a joint statement by the countries, the proposed legislation is a response to the European chemical industry’s lack of global competitiveness, a situation that has led to a series of plant closures across the region.
The measure would target plants that require investment for decarbonization and modernization and those that, if closed, would jeopardize European sovereignty. The signatory countries—Czech Republic, France, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, Romania, Slovakia, and Spain—propose that low-carbon replacements for the 18 chemicals are also strategic.
European states push Critical Chemicals Act
Time： 2025-06-10 11:00:00
Author： Kinzenri Chemistry BV
Click：
Proposed legislation would offset high energy prices and protect industry from competitors outside Europe.
Led by Marc Ferracci, France’s minister for industry and energy, eight European countries have released a series of measures they want the European Union (EU) to adopt to protect the region’s ailing chemical industry.
Called the EU Critical Chemicals Act and outlined in a joint statement by the countries, the proposed legislation is a response to the European chemical industry’s lack of global competitiveness, a situation that has led to a series of plant closures across the region.
The measure would target plants that require investment for decarbonization and modernization and those that, if closed, would jeopardize European sovereignty. The signatory countries—Czech Republic, France, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, Romania, Slovakia, and Spain—propose that low-carbon replacements for the 18 chemicals are also strategic.
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