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Heavy industry and energy-intensive technologies: how to make Europe more competitive against China, USA and India

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Heavy industry and energy-intensive technologies: how to make Europe more competitive against China, USA and India 


8.04.2025, Poznań, MTP, PCC, level 0, stage 4, 13:00-13:50

The liberalisation of regulatory policy in the US, the ‘drill baby drill’, the race to AI, military tensions and the undermining of faith in the US position in NATO, the ever-improving infrastructure of economies in countries such as India and Turkey, China's unwavering energy and raw material advantage - do we have any answers in Europe to these challenges beyond more ‘strategies’, unspecified ‘deregulation’ and as yet undiscovered ‘innovation’?

 

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