For the first article in a series on Europe’s economic challenges in Le Monde, Eric Albert spoke with John McNally, CEO of INEOS Project ONE.
The newspaper article talks about Project ONE as Europe’s only greenfield investment in a generation, but also as a symbol of the hurdles that a resurgence of manufacturing in Europe faces. The article also elaborates on the awareness among European policymakers “that an ambitious green agenda must be accompanied by an equally proactive stance on the industry front. If not, industry is doomed to disappear from the map with tomorrow’s technologies”.
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