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5 battles that will decide EU’s ‘Made in Europe’ push (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — The EU wants to use its vast public spending power to give European industry a boost, but lawmakers and governments will first need to bridge profound differences over what actually counts as European. The European Parliament and member governments are hammering out their positions on the Industrial Accelerator Act, part of a drive by Brussels to turn “Made in Europe” from a slogan into an industrial strategy by using procurement and subsidies to create a guaranteed market for Europea
Germany and Spain clash over who gets into ‘Made in Europe’ (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — Germany and Spain have pitched competing views on the scope of a “Made in Europe” push to favor European companies in public procurement, setting the stage for more hard bargaining over a flagship EU industry bill. The European Commission unveiled the Industrial Accelerator Act in March aiming to channel the EU’s vast government spending on green technology, energy-intensive industry and autos toward European companies, helping them compete against China’s dominant exporters. Six mont
EU seeks to transform procurement into €600B driver of industry (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — The EU wants to transform public procurement into a powerful tool of industrial policy by channeling hundreds of billions of euros spent on infrastructure, schools, energy or health toward European businesses. In its Public Procurement Act unveiled on Wednesday, Ursula von der Leyen’s Commission is following up on recommendations by economic reform guru Mario Draghi to give a lift to struggling European industry while shielding the bloc from external risks in an increasingly uncertain
Brussels wants ‘Buy European’ but voters lean domestic, poll shows (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — As the EU works on a major industrial policy bill that would give European companies an edge in government contracts, the message from voters in most member countries is that their leaders should spend money on products made locally. New polling by Public First, shared exclusively with POLITICO, lands as European policymakers fight over how much preferential treatment EU-made clean tech should receive under the proposed Industrial Accelerator Act, which the European Commission wants t
This once-depressed region pulled off an industrial revival. Can Europe clone it? (opens the original)
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DUNKIRK, France — Dunkirk is exactly the kind of industrial success story Brussels wants to replicate across Europe: a declining steel town reinvented through battery gigafactories, green industry and billions of euros in private investment. The trouble is that much of what made it work can’t simply be legislated in Brussels. The European Commission hopes to recreate the Dunkirk recipe across Europe through its proposed Industrial Accelerator Act, the centerpiece of Ursula von der Leyen’s second
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