The Fédération Européenne des Cadres de l’Énergie et de la Recherche (FECER) supports the Independent Trade Union of Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant (ITU INPP) in its call for employee representation on the INPP board. Aligning with European best practices, we emphasize that employee participation in governance strengthens transparency, improves decision-making, and upholds the principles of social partnership across the European Union. Given that the Lithuanian INPP decommissioning project benefits from EU funding, integrating employee representation would demonstrate a strong commitment to inclusive and collaborative corporate governance.
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FECER is composed of a President, a General secretary, a Treasurer and Vice-Presidents. They are elected for a three-year renewable mandate.
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FECER asks for clarification of the H2 European strategy
Hydrogen (H2) is at the heart of the European Commission’s strategy to decarbonize the energy system in order to achieve the climate neutrality in 2050.
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Rhine hydropower in the spotlight before the FECER General Meeting
The FECER (Fédération Européenne des Cadres de l’Energie et de la Recherche) held its 2024 General Assembly in Alsace. FECER, one of the components of the CEC European Managers, once again placed the reality on the ground with a site visit at the heart of its reflections and positions on European energy policy.
Read moreEmpowering inclusiveness in European leadership – how ?
The EU currently counts around 10 million managers who make millions of decisions every day, affecting the sustainability of our economy, society, and environment. Millions of decisions are made daily concerning employees on, for instance, recruitment, appointments, regulations, and dismissals. All decisions are made with careful consideration in the interest of the company, the context, and the task at hand.
Read moreFECER defends subsidiarity and complementarity in energy policy
The European Federation of Executives in Energy and Research (FECER) is calling for consideration to be given to the full range of possibilities in research and development and in the construction and operation of low-carbon energy production facilities. This demand echoes not only the motto of the European Union « United in diversity » but also the geographical, political and historical facts of our continent.
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FECER is composed of a President, a General secretary, a Treasurer and Vice-Presidents. They are elected for a three-year renewable mandate.
