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Changing the name of engineering in Europe – once ‘good’, then ‘better’, now ‘smart’!

February 23, 2012

By Richard Dick – President of Orgalime, the European engineering industries association Can we please stop considering industry as a ‘dirty’ word? For too long now, industry (and in particular the European engineering industry) has not been given credit where credit’s due. Orgalime, the European engineering industries association indirectly represents (through our national associations) some… » read more

Posted by EngineerComms

Competition, Economy & Euro, Energy Efficiency, Energy Supply, Environment, European Commission, European Engineering, European Parliament, Industrial Policy, Innovation and Growth, Internal Market, Market Surveillance, Science & Research, Trade, Trade & Industry

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EU manufacturers suffer from malfunctioning of the US certification market: potential abuse of dominant position

November 4, 2011

Orgalime have recently brought to the European Commission’s attention (24 Oct 11), information concerning a situation that might be considered as ‘potentially constituting’ abuse of dominant position in the US market. For years, European component manufacturers have been suffering the consequences arising from the practices of Underwriters Laboratories (UL) in the US certification market. Taking… » read more

Posted by EngineerComms

Competition, European Commission, European Engineering, Trade, Trade & Industry

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