Grupa Azoty and BSP to advocate in Brussels for the implementation of proposals put forward by the national fertilizer and chemical industry

The main challenges for Grupa Azoty include, among others, gas prices and costs related to CO₂ emissions; these issues will therefore be the primary concerns raised by the group’s representatives within the framework of its BSP membership.

“This collaboration with BSP opens new opportunities for effective dialogue aimed at fostering understanding and, ultimately, implementing regulations that consider the position of the national fertilizer and chemical industry. We aim to jointly raise awareness of the importance of rationality in introducing new legislative initiatives for an industry that already faces a number of challenges, including decarbonisation. Equally critical for us remains the area of regulations concerning market protection tools,” said Hubert Kamola, Vice President of the Management Board of Grupa Azoty S.A. and President of the Management Board of Grupa Azoty Pulawy.

The mission of BSP is to support Polish business in effectively shaping European Union (EU) regulations in line with the interests of the Polish economy.

“Grupa Azoty’s joining of BSP represents an important step in strengthening the unified voice of Polish business in Brussels, especially at a time when a new EU agenda on competitiveness is taking shape. There are many shared interests among energy-intensive industries and beyond. Maintaining a strong position in both the common and global markets requires innovation and the careful shaping of the regulatory environment. I am convinced that this will be an excellent collaboration,” commented Bartek Czyczerski, President of the Management Board of Business and Science Poland.

Read the article online at: https://www.worldfertilizer.com/environment/18022025/grupa-azoty-and-bsp-to-advocate-in-brussels-for-the-implementation-of-proposals-put-forward-by-the-national-fertilizer-and-chemical-industry/