Positions
Eurochambres letter on the forthcoming Circular Economy Act
Dear Executive Vice-President Séjourné,
Dear Commissioner Roswall,
The European chamber network considers advancing the circular economy a key priority for strengthening the EU’s economic resi...
Letter to the President of the European Council: Eurochambres calls for a strong European Competitiveness Fund
Ahead of the European Council on 15-16 October, I am writing on to express the concerns of
Eurochambres, the association of European chambers of commerce and industry representing 20
million busines...
The effects of AI on Europe’s productivity
Eurochambres Chief Economist Working Paper #3
Letter to the Irish Presidency in the run-up to the 12 October Environmental Council
European businesses are committed to advancing the green transition, but their efforts continue to be hampered by inadequate enabling conditions, including high energy prices, lengthy permitting proce...
Less paper, more business: Eurochambres checklist for the EU Regulatory Deep Cleaning Action Plan
European businesses are under considerable pressure. While global competitors move fast and invest, the EU economy continues to grow slowly, held back among others by the cumulative weight of regulati...
Position on the Revision of the EU Emissions Trading System
The Commission’s proposal to revise the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) comes at a critical time when European businesses face high energy prices, regulatory burdens, and an uneven global playing...
Input for the Revision of the EIT Regulation and of the Strategic Innovation Agenda
Innovation ecosystems, knowledge triangle and market impact
Eurochambres broadly agrees with the challenges identified. Europe needs to get better at turning its strong research and knowledge b...
Joint business statement on the “One Europe, One Market” Roadmap
The European business community welcomes the EU institutions’ renewed political
commitment to strengthening the Single Market and simplifying EU legislation. The One
Europe, One Market roadmap set...
Input “Reskilling and upskilling – evaluation of individual learning accounts” call for evidence
Increasing participation in adult learning remains a major challenge. With participation at around 40%, the EU remains far from its target of at least 60% of adults participating in training every yea...
Input on the Energy Union package for the decade ahead
Reducing energy costs and Europe’s dependence on energy imports remain key priorities for strengthening Europe’s competitiveness and economic resilience. The upcoming Energy Union package for the...
Letter to President von der Leyen on the revision of the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS)
Eurochambres calls for a pragmatic revision of the EU Emissions Trading System
The forthcoming ETS revision must be accompanied by stronger efforts to provide businesses with a global level playing...
Eurochambres position on the simplification of the Directive on Global Minimum Tax (Pillar Two)
European companies are disproportionately burdened by the Global Minimum Tax Directive (Pillar Two) at a time when major competing economies have not adopted equivalent rules.
Eurochambres calls on t...
Eurochambres position on the Proposal for a 28th Regime in Europe EU Inc
Eurochambres overall welcomes the proposal on an EU Inc. as an opportunity to modernise European company law and boost its global competitiveness. However, it reminds the need for clarity, consistent...
Eurochambres position on simplifying the EU corporate tax framework
The European Commission’s initiative to subject existing EU tax law to a stress test is an important step towards the administrative simplification of EU corporate tax law. The current regulatory fr...
Chambers driving skills for a competitive and inclusive Europe
Chambers play a dual role in Europe’s skills landscape: they are both policy shapers and practical implementers. This unique position allows them to connect European and national strategies with the...
