Supply chains, raw materials and the cir • Table.Briefings

With the Critical Raw Materials Act and the Right to Repair, the EU Commission announced two important legislative projects for the first quarter. The progress of the EU Supply Chain Act will also be interesting to watch this year. An outlook on the upcoming months.

It was one of the most intense debates of the past year: Should investments in nuclear power and natural gas be included in the green taxonomy? A veto attempt in Parliament failed; in July, MEPs voted in favor of the complementary delegated act in plenary. It now entered into force on Jan. 1. The action for annulment filed by Austria against the act before the Court of Justice of the European Union in October continues to be a tense issue (Europe.Table reported). However, it is estimated that the proceedings will drag on for at least two years.

Supply chains, raw materials and the circular economy: 2023 outlooks

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