Dernières actualités et publications

Sustainable transport: Redefining tomorrow

While technology holds promise for reshaping the transport landscape, it requires a fundamental shift in our approach to mobility, including all stakeholders at all levels.

Where do we stand as we move towards the end of the mandate? What role do innovation and technology play in shaping the future of transport towards sustainability?

- 2024 April

The Quantum Frontier: EU's Quantum Technology Endeavour

In March 2024, 21 EU Member States joined the efforts to make Europe the “quantum valley”. Despite the rapid pace of cutting-edge technological advancements, there remains a widespread lack of understanding among the public. In this article, we explore the current state of quantum developments and how the EU stands to benefit from such ground-breaking technologies.

- 2024 April

Tacit Collusion in the Age of AI: The EU towards the regulation of AI

AI’s integration in business has transformed markets, raising concerns about AI-fuelled tacit collusion. In this article, we examine how AI could hamper effective competition and inspect the recent EU developments in the AI sector.

- 2023 October

The (potentially) upcoming EU framework for a sustainable food system

The European Commission declared its intention to "make a legislative proposal for a framework for a sustainable food system before the end of 2023" in the F2F strategy back in May 2020. Let's find out where we stand in October 2023 and what are the challenges around this long-awaited regulation.

- 2023 October

The European Commission’s new package on digital payments and financial data access (Part II): Financial Data Access

The fintech sector, currently representing a small 2% share of global financial services revenue, is estimated to reach $1.5 trillion in annual revenue by 2030, reaching the 25% of the total banking valuations. With the new #FIDA Regulation, European opening banking and digital financial services will certainly have an opportunity to scale up and grow in the upcoming years. In this second article, Lighthouse Europe explains in a nutshell the content of the regulation and gives a short analysis of its interplay with other EU pieces of legislation.

- 2023 September

The European Commission’s new package on digital payments and financial data access (Part I): Payments Services

The review of the PSD2 and the new PSR could make the smart and digital payments sector even more competitive in Europe, especially among SME. Open banking is already the future in the European market, but it could become a certainty. What would be the main impacts on consumers and banks?

- 2023 September

The Spanish Presidency and its Environmental Priorities

Spain has assumed the rotating presidency of the EU, with a crucial focus on green transition and environmental adaptation. Their goals include combating climate change globally, and ensuring a competitive green economy.

- 2023 September

The European Commission’s Communication on virtual worlds - What can we learn from it?

On 11 July, the European Commission presented its Communication on Web 4.0 and virtual worlds, with the aim of getting a head start on the next technological transition.

- July 2023

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Dernières actualités et publications

Sustainable transport: Redefining tomorrow

The Quantum Frontier: EU's Quantum Technology Endeavour

Tacit Collusion in the Age of AI: The EU towards the regulation of AI

The (potentially) upcoming EU framework for a sustainable food system

The European Commission’s new package on digital payments and financial data access (Part II): Financial Data Access

The European Commission’s new package on digital payments and financial data access (Part I): Payments Services

The Spanish Presidency and its Environmental Priorities

The European Commission’s Communication on virtual worlds - What can we learn from it?