On 02 July 2025, we took part in the Chamber of Deputies hearing on the Clean Industrial Deal (CID)during which we expressed the salient points of our position on the subject.

We recognise the Clean Industrial Deal as a necessary step after the Green Deal, but emphasise its slowness and insufficient effectiveness. Structural measures are needed to lowering the cost of energy (such as the decoupling of RES-E prices from natural gas prices) and a tighter monitoring of the gas market European and the TTF index. 

We ask for a revision of the ETS scheme (transparency, stability and restricted use of proceeds) and CBAM (export compensations).

Also needed is a more pragmatic application of the DNSH principle, a proper use of the EU State Aid regime and an investment plan in low-carbon technologies and energy infrastructure. De-carbonisation targets in transport are too rigid, lean rules for the circular economy are called for.