European Commission outlines a new industrial policy roadmap at Industria 2026 to boost EU competitiveness and strategic autonomy
Executive summary: The European Commission participated in the Industria 2026 event, presenting its plans for a new European industrial policy focused on competitiveness, sustainability and strategic autonomy. The policy could reshape EU state aid rules, direct significant funding toward strategic sectors and influence regulatory frameworks for manufacturing, energy and digital technologies. European Commission (represented by Daniel Calleja), organizers of Industria 2026, industry stakeholders and EU policymakers. Formal policy proposals are expected later in 2026, followed by legislative processes and allocation of funds through IPCEI and other EU programmes.
At the Industria 2026 forum, the European Commission presented its vision for a renewed industrial policy, emphasizing strategic autonomy, green transition and technological leadership. The announcement signals a shift toward more coordinated EU action on state aid, IPCEI projects and regulation to counter external pressures. While details remain pending, the move aligns with broader efforts to strengthen Europe’s manufacturing base amid global supply chain realignments.
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