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    Discover how the European Commission’s recent approval of a €158 million Polish measure is propelling the production of renewable hydrogen and fostering a sustainable energy future

    Discover how the European Commission’s recent approval of a €158 million Polish measure is propelling the production of renewable hydrogen and fostering a sustainable energy future

    We invite you to discover the latest development in Poland's renewable energy landscape with the European Commission's approval of a €158 million measure supporting LOTOS Green H2. This significant investment aims to advance the production of renewable hydrogen, aligning with the EU Hydrogen Strategy and the European Green Deal. By reducing dependence on Russian fossil fuels and fostering a greener economy, this initiative sets a remarkable example. Please find European Enterprise Alliance's...

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    “Network fees” proposed by telecommunications operators – will consumers pay twice for infrastructure maintenance?

    “Network fees” proposed by telecommunications operators – will consumers pay twice for infrastructure maintenance?

    In Europe, a crucial debate is unfolding, which carries profound implications for the future of the Internet. The European Commission is actively considering new regulations pertaining to interconnections between networks on the Internet. These proposals, which can only be described as alarming, have the potential to both hinder Internet speed for consumers and jeopardize the overall stability of the Internet. In light of this, the European Enterprise Alliance has taken a stand and presented...

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    “Network fees” proposed by telecommunications operators – will consumers pay twice for infrastructure maintenance?

    “Network fees” proposed by telecommunications operators – will consumers pay twice for infrastructure maintenance?

    A significant discussion is taking place in Europe with potential ramifications for the Internet's future. The European Commission is deliberating over fresh regulations governing network interconnections on the Internet. It is contemplating proposals that, without exaggeration, could impede Internet speed for users and pose risks to its overall stability. As European Enterprise Alliance we present our stance with a focusing one of the affected countries Lithuania.

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    “Network fees” proposed by telecommunications operators – will consumers pay twice for infrastructure maintenance?

    “Network fees” proposed by telecommunications operators – will consumers pay twice for infrastructure maintenance?

    After the European Commission revealed its "Connectivity Package" on February 23, 2023, which involved a preliminary consultation on the "Future of the electronic communications sector and its infrastructure," as the European Enterprise Alliance, we want to express our apprehension regarding the proposal to implement a mechanism that would require substantial direct payments ("network contribution," "network fee," "fair share") from content providers and technology companies to major European...

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    JOINT ASSOCIATION LETTER ON POLITICAL AD REGULATION

    JOINT ASSOCIATION LETTER ON POLITICAL AD REGULATION

    On February 16th, 2023 A joint letter on political advertising regulations was addressed to the European Commission, the European Parliament, and the Swedish Presidency and signed by 10 organizations. The letter outlines the mission of enhancing political campaign transparency and electoral integrity.

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    Q&A: Polish Deputy PM Jacek Sasin on energy sovereignty

    Q&A: Polish Deputy PM Jacek Sasin on energy sovereignty

    Deputy Prime Minister of Poland and Minister for State Assets Jacek Sasin talks with ZPP, Poland’s Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers. The article first appeared as Sponsor Content on Politico Europe website: https://www.politico.eu/sponsored-content/polish-deputy-pm-sasin-on-energy/. Download PDF

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    Small nuclear reactors – a new chapter in nuclear power

    Small nuclear reactors – a new chapter in nuclear power

    Russia's aggression against Ukraine and the ongoing war have caused a Europe-wide energy crisis, the consequences of which we are all facing today. A lively discussion is underway, both at the EU level and in all Member States, among politicians and experts who are jointly trying to work out solutions that will best protect us from a gas shortage both during the coming winter and over the next several months. Download PDF

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    Position of the European industry organisations on the forthcoming Connectivity Infrastructure Act

    Position of the European industry organisations on the forthcoming Connectivity Infrastructure Act

    As a member of a broad coalition of 17 organizations from across Europe, we deeply worry about ETNO’s proposal to introduce a network fee for digital services. We believe that such a regulation would negatively affect the consumers, hurt innovative European businesses, lead to an inefficient allocation of resources, and, most importantly, undermine access to the free and open internet. Download PDF

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