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\n This week’s key events presented by Euronews’ senior energy and environment reporter Robert Hodgson .
\n Key diary datesMonday 10 February – Tuesday 11 February: AI Intelligence action summit, Paris.\u00a0Tuesday 11 February: EU Parliament plenary to debate ‘preparedness for a new trade era’.\u00a0Wednesday 12 February:\u00a0EU Parliament plenary to debate Competitiveness Compass.In spotlightADVERTISEMENTDeregulation, lightening the burden on European companies or, as the European Commission prefers to call it, \u2018simplification\u2019.This week will see a divided European Parliament discuss the second von der Leyen commission\u2019s controversial pro-business agenda, with left-wing and environmentalist groups highly suspicious of what they perceive as an opportunistic move by the conservative EPP, spurred on by business interest groups and counting on support from further to the right, to reopen a swathe of regulations adopted as part of the Green Deal Agenda of VDL1.Wednesday afternoon will see the Strasbourg plenary discuss the Competitiveness Compass unveiled by von der Leyen\u00a0at the end of January, a broad-brush plan to cut red tape that Socialists & Democrats group president S&D Group President, Iratxe Garc\u00eda, has already slammed for its lack of \u201cany guarantees that there won’t be any backtrack on environmental and social standards such as worker\u2019s rights, climate neutrality, sustainability, a just transition\u201d or any other aspects of the green agenda.Last week saw a controversial back-room meeting\u00a0to discuss the upcoming \u2018omnibus\u2019 proposal to address what the Commission now considers the excessive reporting obligations faced by companies, notably the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD). First thing on Wednesday, the Commission is due to present its 2025 work programme to MEPs.This is significant because, as a leak this week confirmed, the schedule will set out further steps in what the Commission has called \u201can unprecedented simplification effort\u201d to reduce reporting obligations on business \u2013 a loose term that could mean anything from environmental impacts and to mistreatment of workers along their overseas supply chains. Three omnibus proposals are expected before the summer.The Greens, who say the Commission \u201crisks back sliding on climate and human rights achievements\u201d in the first package, slated for publication on 26 February. Otherwise, they expect the announcement of \u201cvery few, but likely very damaging, legislative proposals\u201d on the schedule, and say the currently atmosphere of legal uncertainty is damaging to European firms who need to be steered onto a clean transition. The EPP remains resolute, however. \u201cWe urgently need to cut unnecessary red tape suffocating our industries,\u201d said vice-president Dolors Montserrat.Legal charity ClientEarth has fired a pre-emptive shot with a letter\u00a0to von der Leyen and other Commission top brass. It warns of possible legal issues related to the \u201creckless haste\u201d and \u201calarming lack of transparency\u201d in the regulatory reform process, in breach of EU rules on public participation and the need for an impact assessment. But one way or another, the deregulation juggernaut is looking increasingly unstoppable, and the question appears to be how much, rather than if.So, not even counting the endless stream of news from Washington, the Strasbourg plenary comes at time of febrile politicking, with the EPP also spearheading an attack on the funding of NGOs\u00a0through the LIFE environmental programme, and looking to extend its self-styled war on the misuse of EU funds to other areas. Although the largest group in the parliament, the EPP has no majority and may well find itself relying on support from the Eurosceptic ECR and Viktor Orb\u00e1n\u2019s right-wing Patriots. Immediately before the discussion of the Commission\u2019s compass plan is a debate, initiated by S&D lawmaker Ren\u00e9 Repasi, on \u2018collaboration between conservatives and far right as a threat for competitiveness in the EU\u2019.Policy newsmakersGeting tech toughEurope\u2019s regulatory action against US tech companies is pushing the continent \u201cto the sidelines\u201d, Meta\u2019s new global policy chief, Joel Kaplan, said in a live-streamed interview\u00a0at an event hosted by the company in Brussels last week.\u00a0Kaplan argued that while a global AI revolution is unfolding, it\u2019s important to drive competitiveness and economic growth to open innovation and transatlantic cooperation, and for Europe to look for stronger collaboration with the US and its companies. Executive Vice-President for Tech Sovereignty, Security and Democracy, Henna Virkkunen, was a likely target of his message.\u00a0Policy PollData brief<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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