Confederation of Swedish Enterprise
We represent the Swedish Businesses in the EU
ArticleThe Swedish Government Calls for Renegotiation of the EU Pay Transparency Directive
Sweden has paused the implementation of the EU Pay Transparency Directive. The government is instead calling for the directive to be renegotiated and its entry into force postponed. The Confederation of Swedish Enterprise welcomes the decision.
ArticleA perfect storm for the EU’s energy and climate policy debate
Any short-term solution that the European Council concludes next week should in our view avoid disincentivizing tackling the structural problem of Europe’s energy supply, writes expert Stefan Kvarfordt.
ArticleB9+ Calls for Ambitious Simplification of EU Digital & AI Rules
B9+ strongly welcome the European Commission’s commitment to further simplification through the Digital Fitness Check.
Position PaperPublic consultation on the General Block Exemption Regulation (GBER)
Here follows the response of the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise on the European Commission public consultation of the General Block Exemption Regulation (GBER).
ArticleWill EU Inc be the missing piece in strengthening European competitiveness?
The European Commission has presented its proposal for an optional European company form, a 28th regime or EU Inc. The initiative forms part of a comprehensive set of actions to enhance the competitiveness of the European economy, write experts Maria Althin and Elias Skog.
EU Energy Governance Reform: Ensuring Competitiveness and Flexibility
The Confederation of Swedish Enterprise welcomes the opportunity to provide input to the revision of the governance framework established under the Regulation (EU) 2018/1999 on the Governance of the Energy Union and Climate Action.
ArticleEU’s Digital Fitness Check– a critical opportunity
EU’s Digital Fitness Check is a critical opportunity to modernise EU digital regulation, strengthen competitiveness and enable innovation, without lowering regulatory standards, write experts Carola Ekblad och Carolina Brånby.

