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Advanced Materials Act

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Advanced materials provide the innovative solutions needed for a more efficient, sustainable and competitive industry. Given the current geopolitical landscape, Europe needs to strengthen its research, innovation and production capacities and accelerate their uptake in Europe. The advanced materials act will put forward measures to achieve open strategic autonomy on advanced materials, contributing to reducing dependencies on critical resources, and to enhance European competitiveness.

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BioChem Europe seeks strategic recognition for biomass-derived chemicals

European Chemical Industry Council, 13 Jan 2026

BioChem Europe requests that biomass-derived chemicals be classified as a strategic category under the new law. They advocate for guaranteed access to raw materials at global prices and mandatory targets to stimulate market demand.
Mandatory targets and feedstock access would help companies overcome high costs and low demand.
The energy sector loses priority access to biomass under the proposed cascading use hierarchy.

BASF Urges EU to Simplify Advanced Materials Regulations

BASF SE, 13 Jan 2026

BASF calls for a risk-based regulatory framework and fast-track approvals for new materials. They propose using regulatory sandboxes to accelerate innovation cycles and simplify existing rules.
Reducing regulatory hurdles would speed up market entry and lower innovation costs for BASF.
Environmental and health groups may lose protections if precautionary principles are replaced by risk-based standards.

German car industry demands research funding and less bureaucracy

Verband der Automobilindustrie, 13 Jan 2026

The VDA requests increased public funding for basic research and faster project approvals. They propose EU-wide material standardization and a significant reduction in reporting burdens.
Reducing administrative burdens and securing grants would speed up innovation and lower costs.

Siemens urges EU to prioritize digitalization in materials act

Siemens AG, 7 Jan 2026

Siemens recommends establishing a digital backbone for materials research using AI and digital twins. They propose targeting simplification measures specifically at producers to avoid impractical rules for diverse stakeholders. Public funding should prioritize automated manufacturing and circular design through product lifecycle software.
Digital manufacturing allows Siemens to achieve high performance using standard, cheaper, and accessible materials.
Diverse researchers and users may face administrative burdens if simplification measures exclude them.

Eni urges mandatory EU targets for bio-based material products

Eni S.p.A., 13 Jan 2026

Eni advocates for mandatory bio-based feedstock targets and 'Made in EU' requirements for biodegradable plastics. They also request simplified validation procedures and a broader definition of advanced materials to include all bio-based products.
Mandates would shield Eni’s bio-based portfolio from fossil-fuel competition and reduce administrative regulatory hurdles.
Non-EU manufacturers face reduced market access due to proposed 'Made in Europe' content requirements.

EuropaBio urges biotech inclusion in EU Advanced Materials Act

EuropaBio, 12 Jan 2026

The group wants the EU to fully integrate biotechnology as a design and production pathway. They recommend expanding biomanufacturing capacity and creating predictable regulatory pathways for scaling up.
This would ensure biotech companies receive specialized funding and benefit from faster regulatory pathways.
Conventional chemical manufacturers may face reduced market share due to government-favored bio-based substitutes.

Aerospace group Safran urges fast-track material certification

SAFRAN, 13 Jan 2026

The industry requests strategic funding for research and industrial deployment across all technology levels. They advocate for fast-track certification and simplified permitting to accelerate market uptake.
Financial support and risk-based rules would reduce costs and accelerate innovation.
Environmental regulators lose the ability to impose strict mandatory recycling quotas.

German chemical industry demands faster scale-up for advanced materials

Verband der Chemischen Industrie e.V., 17 Dec 2025

The VCI advocates for coordinated policy measures to accelerate approvals and remove regulatory barriers hindering industrial scale-up. They recommend establishing an industry advisory board and single entry points for projects to simplify administration. They also strongly oppose mandatory sharing of business-relevant data or intellectual property.
Faster market access and reduced administrative burdens would enhance the industry's global competitiveness.
Proponents of the European data economy lose access to valuable industrial datasets due to restricted data sharing.

Air Liquide urges EU to prioritize local material supply chains

AIR LIQUIDE, 13 Jan 2026

Air Liquide requests that the EU prioritize local supply chains and technology providers in public procurement and funding. They advocate for flexible investment mechanisms that support the entire value chain from research to commercialization. Additionally, they urge the monitoring of critical inputs to reduce foreign dependence.
Preferential treatment in public procurement and funding would strengthen their competitive market position.
International material suppliers would face significant barriers to entering the European market.

Aerospace group ASD demands funding for Advanced Materials Act

Aerospace, Security and Defence Industries Association of Europe, 13 Jan 2026

ASD requests dedicated funding for aerospace projects and streamlined "fast-track" certification for new materials. They also advocate for investments in European recycling infrastructure rather than scrap export bans.
These measures would reduce the high cost of innovative materials and accelerate technology deployment.
International recycling markets lose access to valuable waste as Europe prioritizes domestic sovereign chains.

ASD-Eurospace urges EU protection for space-critical material supply chains

ASD-Eurospace, 13 Jan 2026

The sector requests that the Act recognizes unique low-volume space manufacturing requirements. They call for better alignment between materials policy and chemical regulations like REACH. The industry seeks targeted financial instruments to sustain domestic production of strategic materials.
These measures would reduce supply chain risks and decrease reliance on global competitors.
Environmental groups may see standards weakened to prioritize industrial resilience and performance.

Stora Enso urges bio-based focus for Advanced Materials Act

Stora Enso Oyj, 13 Jan 2026

The company recommends using public procurement to drive demand for bio-based materials and earmarking dedicated funding for alternatives to critical raw materials. They also call for harmonized permitting and legislative alignment to reduce administrative complexity.
This would lower financial risks and speed up the commercialization of their wood-based products.
Traditional fossil-intensive material producers would lose market dominance as bio-based alternatives gain preference.

Orano urges EU to include nuclear in Advanced Materials Act

Orano, 13 Jan 2026

Orano requests securing supply chains for materials essential to nuclear infrastructure. They propose funding synergies between Euratom and Horizon Europe for materials research. They also support standardising production technologies to accelerate the deployment of nuclear projects.
Securing domestic supply would reduce Orano's dependence on specialized manufacturers in third countries.
Manufacturers in third countries lose market share as the EU develops sovereign supply chains.

Clean Air Task Force pushes fusion materials in new Act

Clean Air Task Force, Inc., 13 Jan 2026

The organization requests that the Act prioritizes research and production of specialized fusion materials. They also advocate for supporting lithium enrichment and establishing technical databases for advanced alloys.
Accelerating fusion technology helps the group meet its goal of advancing low-carbon energy deployment.

Wiener Stadtwerke urges funding for durable transport materials

WIENER STADTWERKE GmbH, 13 Jan 2026

The group requests funding for pilot projects to test vandalism-resistant materials under real conditions. They also advocate for 3D printing and innovative batteries for fleet decarbonization.
These materials would lower maintenance expenses and extend the lifespan of public transport infrastructure.

Kemira Urges Broader Definition for Advanced Materials Act

Kemira Oyj, 17 Dec 2025

Kemira requests a definition including sustainable production methods and digital integration. They propose a specific category for bio-based materials and recognition for digital-chemical solutions. They also seek alignment with procurement rules to encourage smarter industrial applications.
This expansion would allow Kemira's bio-based products and digital services to qualify for incentives.
Traditional material producers could face reduced policy prioritization and competition for innovation funding.

EURATEX urges technical textiles focus in new Materials Act

EUROPEAN APPAREL AND TEXTILE CONFEDERATION, 13 Jan 2026

The association recommends prioritizing technical textiles used in defence, healthcare, and mobility sectors. They call for shared testing infrastructures and faster industrial deployment through better certification.
This strategy would boost the global market position of European textile producers.

Ecolab Urges EU to Include Resins in Materials Act

ECOLAB, 13 Jan 2026

Ecolab requests that resins be included in the EU definition. They also call for accelerated regulatory pathways and support for local production.
Inclusion would provide Ecolab with regulatory incentives and funding for resin innovation.
Non-EU resin producers may lose market share as the EU prioritizes local production.

Insulation manufacturers demand inclusion in Advanced Materials Act

European Insulation Manufacturers Association, 13 Jan 2026

EURIMA requests that mineral wool be explicitly recognized as an advanced material. They advocate for a material-neutral framework based on functional performance and whole-life sustainability.
Inclusion would facilitate faster market uptake and secure financial support for industrial electrification.
Bio-based material producers may lose competitive advantages if specific material classifications are removed.

VTT Finland Urges EU to Boost Advanced Materials R&I

VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd, 13 Jan 2026

VTT recommends aligning regulations with long-term research and mission-driven investment. They propose expanding digital infrastructures and pilot lines to accelerate material discovery. They also advocate for a dedicated public-private partnership to bridge commercialization gaps.
Higher public investment would increase the commercial value of VTT's technical infrastructure.
Fossil-based material industries face increased competition from subsidized bio-based alternatives.

Teknikföretagen calls for innovation-led growth in advanced materials

Teknikföretagen, 13 Jan 2026

The group advocates for broad innovation programs and specialized funding for small businesses to speed up commercialization. They emphasize that market interventions like stockpiling or export controls should remain a last resort.
Swedish companies would benefit from easier access to research infrastructure and lower administrative costs.
Proponents of state intervention lose as the group warns such measures risk distorting markets.

FEAD: Advanced Materials Act must prioritize recyclability and strategic infrastructure

FEAD, 13 Jan 2026

FEAD calls for the integration of circular economy principles, specifically design-for-recycling and design-for-disassembly. They argue that recycling facilities should be designated as strategic infrastructure on par with manufacturing sites. Finally, regulatory simplification must include fast-track permitting for waste treatment operators.
These measures would unlock new investments and ensure a stable market for recycled advanced materials.
Primary raw material suppliers may face reduced demand as the industry shifts toward recycled alternatives.

Knauf Insulation demands material neutrality in EU Advanced Materials Act

Knauf Insulation, 13 Jan 2026

Knauf requests a level playing field where all construction materials receive equal treatment without artificial advantages. They urge policymakers to focus on scientific criteria and remove barriers to existing recycling solutions.
Regulatory neutrality helps them maintain their market position against new, potentially subsidized materials.
Developers of novel bio-based materials may lose targeted financial support required to achieve market scale.

TNO demands tax incentives to boost European advanced materials

Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research TNO, 13 Jan 2026

TNO recommends bridging the gap between research and industry by providing SMEs access to testing facilities. They propose adding semiconductors to the scope and introducing direct tax incentives to attract private investment.
The research organization would benefit from increased funding and stronger links with industry.
Global suppliers may face reduced demand as Europe prioritizes reducing its external dependencies.

CEA Urges European Preference for Strategic Advanced Materials

Commissariat à l'Energie atomique et aux énergies alternatives, 13 Jan 2026

The organization recommends continuing a dedicated partnership in the next research program. They urge European preference in procurement and oppose splitting materials into two technical categories.
This would secure significantly higher research budgets and long-term support for their infrastructure.
International manufacturers face restricted market access due to proposed local content requirements and procurement preferences.

Glass for Europe urges support for advanced glazing technologies

Glass for Europe, 13 Jan 2026

They request that the Act includes glazing technologies to boost competitiveness and support high-performance production. The group proposes de-risking manufacturing investments and establishing closed-loop recycling systems.
This would protect EU producers from imports and lower financial risks for furnace upgrades.
Non-EU glass importers and waste management firms relying on landfilling would face market barriers.

Zeiss urges EU to include metrology in Advanced Materials Act

Carl Zeiss AG, 13 Jan 2026

Zeiss proposes integrating measurement technology into funded pilot lines and providing long-term support for shared research infrastructure. They also recommend using vouchers to help small companies access advanced quality control tools.
This ensures Zeiss remains the primary domestic supplier for essential material characterization tools.
Foreign technology manufacturers could lose market share as the EU focuses on local supply.

German recycling industry urges inclusion in Advanced Materials Act

BDE Bundesverband der Deutschen Entsorgungs-, Wasser- und Kreislaufwirtschaft e. V., 12 Jan 2026

Include materials from existing recycling streams, especially mineral materials, in the Act. Adopt binding recycled content quotas and harmonized end-of-waste certifications. Fund sensor-based processing and digital material passports to improve resource efficiency.
This would grant recycled products equal legal status with primary materials, boosting market competitiveness.
Primary material producers lose their regulatory advantage over secondary raw material suppliers.

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Cabot Corporation, 13 Jan 2026

As representative of a company manufacturing advanced carbon nanomaterials, we strongly support this initiative and believe that advanced materials play a crucial role in the European economy in many different sectors. They are the essential building blocks of advanced manufacturing in sectors such…

EFCA urges harmonised standards for advanced materials innovation

European Federation of Engineering Consultancy Associations, 13 Jan 2026

EFCA recommends harmonised technical pathways and standards to streamline regulatory pathways. They urge risk-based assessments and digital tools for lifecycle management.
Harmonised standards and documentation would reduce administrative burdens for engineering consultancy companies.
Foreign raw material suppliers may lose market access as the EU incentivises domestic production.

Czech water sector demands water protection in Materials Act

Hospodářská komora České republiky, 7 Jan 2026

The organization calls for evaluating water quality in early policy development stages. They demand sustainable production that does not increase water management risks.
Integrating water protection early prevents unforeseen pollution and avoids unfair utility burdens.
Industrial producers might face stricter production standards and shared environmental responsibility costs.

Wetlands International urges inclusion of paludiculture in materials act

Wetlands International - European Association, 18 Dec 2025

The organization recommends recognizing paludiculture biomass applications as advanced bio-based materials to improve environmental performance. They call for policies that support production and incentives to increase industrial uptake and scale-up.
This would accelerate market growth and create profitable business models for peatland-based industries.
Plastic manufacturers and drainage-based agricultural sectors face displacement by sustainable bio-based alternatives.

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VinylPlus, 19 Dec 2025

Advanced materials are intentionally engineered to deliver innovative solutions needed for a more efficient, sustainable and competitive industry, and Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) meets this definition. Continuous improvements in its formulation, processing and recycling have made PVC a…

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EIT RawMaterials GmbH, 12 Jan 2026

EIT RawMaterials is Europes engine for advanced materials innovation. It drives the EUs twin green and digital transitions, strengthens industrial competitiveness, and ensures Europes leadership in sustainable manufacturing. As global demand for Critical Raw Materials (CRMs) surges and Europe…

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Critical Raw Materials Alliance, 8 Jan 2026

The Critical Raw Materials Alliance (CRM Alliance) welcomes the initiative to develop an Advanced Materials Act (AMA) as a valuable addition to the EUs broader framework for industrial competitiveness, innovation, and resilience. We strongly support efforts to strengthen Europes technological…

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Futerro, 6 Jan 2026

Bio-based and/or compostable materials can play a pivotal role in advancing the EUs strategic objectives by combining environmental performance with industrial competitiveness, two priorities at the heart of the Clean Industrial Deal. To fully unlock the potential of these solutions, the European…

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International Flavors & Fragrances, 13 Jan 2026

IFF welcomes the European Commissions Advanced Materials Act (AMA) as a strategic opportunity to strengthen Europes industrial base and accelerate the uptake of sustainable, bio based advanced materials. As a global innovation leader with a strong European footprint, IFF emphasises the need for a…

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UAP Coalitie Nederland, 11 Dec 2025

UAP Coalition Netherlands welcomes the Commissions initiative to strengthen the EUs ecosystem for advanced materials. Representing aviation and security professionals who have encountered Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), we submit that true strategic autonomy requires the study of "frontier"…

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Zabala Innovation Consulting, S.A., 13 Jan 2026

Advanced Materials (AM) are essential system technologies for Europes industrial competitiveness, resilience and strategic autonomy, underpinning key value chains in mobility, energy, electronics, construction and health. Zabala Innovation welcomes the Advanced Materials Act (AMA) as a necessary…

Graphite industry urges demand-side policies in Advanced Materials Act

European Advanced Carbon and Graphite Materials Association, 13 Jan 2026

The association proposes a "Critical Advanced Materials" list to secure fast-track permitting. They urge the Commission to implement demand-side policies like mandatory recycled-content targets. Finally, they call for assertive trade defense measures to protect the EU market.
These measures would create a stable market and price advantage for European producers.
Non-EU suppliers of cheaper, high-carbon materials would face exclusion via trade barriers.

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National Research Council of Italy, 12 Jan 2026

In the following, I will give my feedback based on my skill and expertise as reseracher in the field of advanced materials

IMA-Europe Urges Inclusion of Minerals in Advanced Materials Act

Industrial Minerals Association - Europe, 13 Jan 2026

The association wants industrial minerals recognized as advanced materials in the regulation. They also seek streamlined permitting and unified testing for dual-use technologies.
Mineral producers would gain access to strategic funding and significantly faster approval times.

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Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, 13 Jan 2026

To address the structural problems that the Advanced Materials Act must address, the Commission proposes four sets of solutions that are subject to consultation. CSIC, through its Coordination of the Matter Area and in connection with its specialised research institutes, addresses these solutions…

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Kungliga Tekniska Hoegskolan, 13 Jan 2026

KTH Royal Institute of Technology welcomes the European Commissions initiative to develop an Advanced Materials Act to strengthen Europes research excellence, industrial capacity, and resilience in advanced materials. As Swedens largest technical university with recognised strengths in materials…

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European Energy Research Alliance aisbl, 13 Jan 2026

The European Energy Research Alliance (EERA) is Europes largest low-carbon energy research community, uniting over 250 organisations across more than 30 countries. Its mission is to catalyse low-carbon energy research in support of science-based policymaking and world-class innovation. EERA…

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FEICA - Association of the European Adhesive Sealant Industry, 12 Jan 2026

FEICA Recommendation for a Stronger European Advanced Materials Industry Adhesives and sealants meet the criteria for advanced materials as defined by the European Commission. They are engineered and customisable; they address key economic and ecological requirements and enable strategic…

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MONDRAGON CORPORACION COOPERATIVA S. COOP, 12 Jan 2026

Europe's Advanced Materials (AM) ecosystem is at a critical juncture. The primary challenge is no longer inventionEurope remains strong in researchbut rather the pace of industrial adoption and scale. In a global race dominated by speed, market volume, cost optimization, and integrated value…

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Associação Nacional das Indústrias de Vestuário, Confecção e Moda, 13 Jan 2026

A ANIVEC saúda este convite à apresentação de contributos, reconhecendo nos Materiais Avançados um vetor estratégico para a competitividade da Indústria do Têxtil e do Vestuário (ITV) europeia. Estes materiais são fundamentais para viabilizar a sustentabilidade e a circularidade, permitindo a…

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SINTEF AS, 13 Jan 2026

SINTEF provides input to this public consultation by answering the on-line questionnaire. SINTEF is a member of the Innovative Advanced Materials Initiative (IAM-I) and supports their main recommendations as expressed in IAM-Is Position Paper on the Advanced Materials Act. In addition, SINTEF takes…

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Fusion Industry Association, 13 Jan 2026

The Fusion Industry Association (FIA) welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the European Commission's call for evidence for the impact assessment of the upcoming Advanced Materials Act, which aims to strengthen Europes open strategic autonomy in advanced materials, reduce dependencies on…

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European Suppliers of Waste-to-Energy Technology, 13 Jan 2026

ESWET - the European Suppliers of Waste-to-Energy Technology represents companies that have built and supplied over 95% of the Waste-to Energy (WtE) plants in operation in Europe. It seeks to promote the technologies which recover both energy and materials from non-recyclable waste that would…

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FREE ICT EUROPE FOUNDATION, 12 Jan 2026

Please find attached the input regarding the Advanced Materials Act from the Free ICT Europe Foundation.

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Innovative Advanced Materials Initiative, 13 Jan 2026

Kindly please refer to the attached document for the feedback of IAM-I.

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Wirtschaftsverband der deutschen Kautschukindustrie e.V., 5 Dec 2025

he German Rubber Manufacturers Association wdk welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the initiative on the planned Advanced Materials Act. Rubbers and elastomers are materials that are essential for components that are indispensable for various sustainable and critical technologies.…

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Polish Confederation Lewiatan, 13 Jan 2026

The Advanced Materials Act (AMA) responds to the real and well-diagnosed challenges facing the European Union industry, in particular in the context of the competitiveness and resilience of supply chains. As entrepreneurs represented by the Polish Confederation Lewiatan, we fully support the…

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ASOCIACIÓN DE INVESTIGACIÓN DE LAS INDUSTRIAS CERÁMICAS, 12 Jan 2026

We highly value the forthcoming Advanced Materials Act as a strategic initiative to strengthen the industrial and technological competitiveness of the European Union. We consider its integrated approach particularly relevant, as it is aimed at accelerating innovation, reducing structural barriers,…

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Federation of Norwegian Industries (Norsk Industri), 17 Dec 2025

The Federation of Norwegian Industries support the development of a European Advanced Material Act. We agree that there is a need to align priorities for advanced materials in the EEA states, strengthen innovation and production of advanced materials and simplify policies and laws to boost…

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AcumenIST, 13 Jan 2026

Perspective of a European Micro-SME Consultancy AcumenIST SRL is a European micro-SME consultancy active in the advanced materials ecosystem. We welcome the European Commissions initiative to develop an Advanced Materials Act. Advanced materials are a key enabling technology for Europes green and…

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, 13 Jan 2026

EMMC represents stakeholders in materials modelling and digitalisation and the following comments pertain mainly to adanced materials research and innovation (R&I). We recognise that digitalisation, including the combination of modelling and experiment, supported by AI/ML, the improved management…

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International Iberian Nanotechnology Laboratory, 13 Jan 2026

INL welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the Call for Evidence supporting the impact assessment of the Advanced Materials Act and provides its institutional feedback in the attached document.

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, 13 Jan 2026

Element Six is a global leader in the design, development, and production of synthetic diamonds and tungsten carbide supermaterials. Part of the De Beers Group, Element Six employs over 1,200 people, with primary manufacturing sites in Europe located in Germany, Ireland, and the UK. Element Six is…

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EURAMET e.V., 13 Jan 2026

Measurement science (metrology) is crucial in underpinning accuracy and standardization. To promote this, several European Metrology Networks (EMNs) have been established by EURAMET, the European Association of National Metrology Institutes. These networks are collaborative, topic-focused platforms…

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Senior Europa, 13 Jan 2026

We welcome the opportunity to provide feedback to the evidence collection supporting the preparation of the upcoming Advanced Materials Act and appreciate IAM-Is role in structuring industry input on key regulatory bottlenecks. Overall, we consider the proposed orientation highly relevant and…

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, 13 Jan 2026

NON-FERROUS METALS INDUSTRY INPUT TO THE UPCOMING ADVANCED MATERIALS ACT The metals ecosystem is pivotal to Europe's industrial base and plays a critical role in enabling the twin green and digital transitions. Non-ferrous metals (NFM) - from the base metals (aluminium, copper, lead, nickel, tin,…

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Nanotechnology Industries Association aisbl, 13 Jan 2026

The Nanotechnology Industries Association (NIA), the global industry association for the nanotechnology sector, welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the Advanced Materials Act. This initiative must allow advanced materials to be supported as a critical and vital sector within Europe.…

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Sirk Norge, 13 Jan 2026

Sirk Norge represents Norway's waste and recycling industry and its stakeholders. Our 200 members (private and public companies) handle materials across all waste streams. We have over 30 years of industry-specific expertise in promoting and developing responsible waste management and circular…

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, 13 Jan 2026

The Life Sciences Manufacturers' Association (LSMA) welcomes the proposed Advanced Materials Act (AMA). We strongly support strengthening the EUs economic security and industrial competitiveness by boosting advanced materials research. However, the AMA must achieve these goals without placing…

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, 13 Jan 2026

The Austrian Academy of Sciences Contribution to the Call for Evidence for an Impact Assessment on the EU Advanced Materials Act In the light of their strategic relevance and Advanced Materials being included in the list of 10 critical technology areas for the EUs economic security, the Austrian…

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Fundación Tekniker, 13 Jan 2026

EUMAT Feedback to the Advanced Materials Act Executive Summary The Advanced Materials Act should establish a coherent and operational European framework supporting the entire innovation lifecycle of advanced materials, from fundamental research to industrial deployment. A strategic vision and…

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, 12 Jan 2026

The development of advanced structural materials is a key activity in view of the design of high performance zero emission power plants, in particular nuclear fusion ones. The quickest path towards finding and producing those advanced structural material qualified for extreme environments (liquid…

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BioNanoNet Forschungsgesellschaft mbH, 12 Jan 2026

Consolidated Statement of consortium of InnoMatSyn-CSA project to the Call for Evidence of the Advanced Materials Act The Advanced Materials Act is very important to alert the European stakeholders and dedicate significant resources to this field. Investing into science and research, tailored to…

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Waste Management and Recycling Cluster, 12 Jan 2026

This document presents the position of the Circular Economy and Recycling Cluster a National Key Cluster in response to the European Commissions consu as part of the inception impact assessment for the forthcoming Advanced Materials Act. While expressing overall support for the initiative, the…

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, 24 Oct 2025

With changes in our planet's climate comes changes in materials composition, character and quality requirements. The European Union needs to cope up with the changes. Let us take for example materials from volcanic activities. It is very important for EU to take a closer look at this knowing that…