EIES Recommendation Paper: RESourceEU
China’s export controls and market manipulation have triggered major global supply chain disruptions and exposed Europe’s vulnerabilities, from batteries to defence systems. The G7’s Critical Minerals Action Plan and NATO’s Defence-Critical Supply Chain Security Roadmap recognise these as risks to our collective security.
Through RESourceEU, the European Commission must produce measures that address both short- and longer-term challenges. If European governments, financiers and offtakers do not invest rapidly in strategic raw materials projects, competitors and adversaries will beat them to the punch and secure these resources.
Resources for Europe: Financing critical mineral supply chains
Beijing’s manipulation of and recent export restrictions on critical raw materials – many of which upon which Europe holds more than a 90% import reliance – put Europe’s industrial base and economy at risk. As China and the US pursue capital-backed political critical minerals agendas, the absence of a comprehensive European financial architecture exposes the continent’s limitations in catalysing necessary investment in critical mineral value chains.
Against the Headwinds: Securing Europe’s Wind Sector
Intensifying competition from China, coupled with domestic regulatory barriers, component supply chain risks, and infrastructure bottlenecks, are challenging European wind manufacturers’ longstanding leadership. Against the Headwinds: Securing Europe’s Wind Sector, outlines a pathway to enhance European leadership in wind power.
State Aid Reform: Clarity, Speed, and Strategy for a Competitive Europe
Intensifying competition from China, coupled with domestic regulatory barriers, component supply chain risks, and infrastructure bottlenecks, are challenging European wind manufacturers’ longstanding leadership. Against the Headwinds: Securing Europe’s Wind Sector, outlines a pathway to enhance European leadership in wind power.
T&E & EIES Joint Roundtable on Managing Chinese Clean Tech Investments in Europe
Intensifying competition from China, coupled with domestic regulatory barriers, component supply chain risks, and infrastructure bottlenecks, are challenging European wind manufacturers’ longstanding leadership. Against the Headwinds: Securing Europe’s Wind Sector, outlines a pathway to enhance European leadership in wind power.

