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Digital Policy

Lobbyists Present Wish List for EU Digital Networks Act

Lobbying groups have outlined their priorities for the forthcoming Digital Networks Act, extending beyond core competition rules. Their feedback underscores concerns regarding network infrastructure investment, 5G deployment, and the broader framework of EU tech sovereignty.

15 · Thursday, 18 June 2026

The provided research does not contain any information relevant to lobbying groups' priorities for the forthcoming EU Digital Networks Act. No specific details were found concerning network infrastructure investment, 5G deployment, or the broader framework of EU tech sovereignty as they relate to this proposed legislation. The available factual material from the research addresses a range of unrelated topics. These include the recent €10 million Series A funding round secured by Danish biofuel startup Kvasir Technologies, which attracted new investment from European Energy alongside existing investors EIFO and Mærsk, as reported on 2026-06-18. Other documented developments cover discussions surrounding electrification targets within EU energy policy, including reactions from the European People's Party and questions from energy experts regarding underlying metrics. Furthermore, the research notes EU deliberations on lifting a ban on residual waste exports to Switzerland, a reversal prompted by complaints from neighbouring countries. Lastly, reports highlight EU drug pricing policies, with Belgium backing coordination efforts and Greece advocating for biotech industry scale-up. Consequently, an article detailing the specific content of the brief, which focuses on lobbyist engagement with the Digital Networks Act, cannot be constructed based solely on the facts supplied, as the research provides no pertinent data on digital network policy or related lobbying activities.

Sources

  • [1] OrganisationKvasir Technologies