‘Made in Europe’ and low-carbon rules up for debate as EU eyes industrial law deal
EU deputy ambassadors will discuss contentious aspects of the Industrial Accelerator Act, which promotes European-made low-carbon products through public contracts. Disputes over which countries qualify as 'European' have stalled progress, with the Irish presidency struggling to reach consensus. France and a few other member states advocate for a limited list to maximize funding for local companies.
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