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Televizní noviny | Clear industrial deal

The European Commission has presented a clean industrial agreement. Agreement is designed to ensure that the Green Deal's objectives are met while boosting European industry's competitiveness. Filip Křenek, analyst at EUROPEUM Institute, commented for Televizní noviny.
26. February 2025

The EU is looking at quite large investments with uncertain outcomes, so the next pillar of the Clean Industrial Agreement is to provide them with an outlet. The Clean Industrial Agreement also covers battery recycling, which is a common EU practice. Batteries are scrapped at the end of their life and sent for recycling, especially to Asia. The European Commission has indicated that it wants to reduce this practice.

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