Batteries
How can Europe reduce its strategic dependencies by boosting recycling?
Europe talks the talk on recycling. But can it walk the walk? The upcoming Circular Economy Act must prove we have what it takes.
How the Industrial Accelerator Act can help avoid more battery factories going bust
The new law should have a laser sharp focus on what needs to be onshored and localised.
34 Northvolt-sized battery factories could be lost if EU scales back EV targets – study
As the global auto industry rapidly shifts toward EVs, new analysis warns that Europe risks forfeiting a major industrial opportunity.
High stakes: how much EV investment is at risk across Europe
A new study examines the 'industrial opportunity cost' of proposals to weaken EU car CO2 targets.
Boosting Made-in-EU EVs and batteries with the Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA)
The IAA proposal is a solid start, but T&E's position paper argues that many loopholes must be closed to effectively scale a European battery value ch...
From handshakes to shovels in the ground: how the EU can reset its minerals diplomacy
The energy crisis highlights the need to avoid new dependencies for critical raw materials. Stepping up the EU’s ‘minerals diplomacy’ can offer a way ...
IAA will ensure most EVs sold in Europe will have batteries made in the EU, but loopholes threaten its impact
T&E's reaction to the proposed Industrial Accelerator Act.
Carmaker league table shows EV supply chains are becoming even cleaner – thanks to strong EU rules
The falling cost gap between EU and Chinese batteries
New analysis shows why made-in-EU requirements are a sovereignty premium worth paying.
From mine to recovery: the case for nickel recycling in Europe
A new study examines the carbon footprint benefits of recycling the critical metal in Europe.
How can IAA bring local cleantech manufacturing?
Using local content criteria in the Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA) as a lever for public support is the only option on the table to build up a resil...
Can Europe go electric and remain sovereign?
The Greenland crisis showed that if Europe shows spine, it can be strong. It must now apply that lesson to industrial policy, or suffer the consequenc...