Commission seeks feedback on the future Advanced Materials Act

The EU Commission has launched a call for evidence and a public consultation, seeking input from all interested stakeholders to the forthcoming Advanced Materials Act. A key deliverable of the Competitiveness Compass, the Advanced Materials Act will aim at establishing a strategic framework for advanced materials that is crucial for industrial leadership, strategic autonomy and competitiveness in the EU. Advanced materials are intentionally designed and engineered materials with innovative properties and functionalities, which can be used in products from wearable electronic devices to electric vehicles.

The Act will support the research and innovation (R&I) process, from design and development to manufacturing and deployment, while at the same time addressing key issues, such as the lengthy time from the design until deployment and commercialisation, and the expansion of production capacities of advanced materials in the EU. It will streamline regulatory processes, boost EU competitiveness, and foster a more sustainable and circular economy.

Further information: https://research-and-innovation.ec.europa.eu/news/all-research-and-innovation-news/commission-seeks-feedback-future-advanced-materials-act-2025-10-21_en

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