EU to keep climate goals but loosen rules for companies, says green chief
- The European Union is shifting its focus to competitiveness amid concerns about slow economic growth, moving away from prior climate change priorities, according to EU chief Ursula von der Leyen.
- The EU plans to ease environmental rules to boost competitiveness amid concerns over economic growth, which is partly due to pressure from companies and key powers like France and Germany to reduce energy costs.
- New reporting standards for large companies will be adjusted, increasing the reporting period on supply chains from annually to every five years, thereby reducing business burdens, according to leaked draft documents.
- EU energy commissioner Dan Jorgensen emphasized that while the U.S. Moves away from green policies, the EU must 'step forward' and remain committed to climate-neutral goals by 2050.
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Europe does not want to be the Teschek of the world
The deflation of environmental laws indicates that the EU wants to pursue its economic interests more aggressively. An overdue step – if Brussels is trimming the thicket of the rules with the garden scissors. And not with the chainsaw.
·Vienna, Austria
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