Mitsubishi Electric Europe

Mitsubishi Electric Europe B.V. Brussels Representative Office (MEU-BRO) is the primary EU lobbying entity for Mitsubishi Electric, registered in the EU Transparency Register since April 16, 2013 (ID: 543287511009-90). It focuses on influencing EU policies related to sustainability, trade, digitalization, and market access. Key priorities include energy efficiency, renewable energy, circular economy, climate change, waste management, AI, and digital policies. The organization targets major EU legislative files such as the European Green Deal, Ecodesign/ESPR, Energy Efficiency Directive (EED), and AI Act. With lobbying costs of 500,000€–599,999€ (2022–2023) and 5 full-time lobbyists, it engages directly with EU institutions while collaborating with industry associations to amplify its policy impact

EU Transparency Register ID: 543287511009-90
First Registered: April 16, 2013
Goals: Shape EU policies in sustainability, trade, digitalization, and market access, emphasizing energy transition and climate regulations.
Main EU Files Targeted:
- Climate/Environment: Ecodesign/ESPR, F-gas Regulation, Circular Economy, European Green Deal.
- Digital/Trade: AI Act, Data Protection Law, EU-Japan EPA, European Digital Strategy.
- Energy: Energy Efficiency Directive (EED), REPowerEU, Renewable Energy Directive (RES).
Addresses:
- Head Office: George Street, Uxbridge UB8 1QQ, United Kingdom.
- EU Office: Avenue Louise 326, Brussels 1050, Belgium

No related lobbyists found.

Lobbying activities span:

Environmental Policy: Circular economy, waste/chemicals (RoHS/REACH), decarbonization.
Energy Transition: Renewable energy, energy efficiency, hydrogen/e-fuels.
Digital/Tech: AI governance, data protection, cybersecurity.
Trade/Market Access: EU-Japan EPA, supply chain regulations

Mitsubishi Electric Europe collaborates with:

Industry Associations:
- BusinessEurope (key partner for industrial policy advocacy).
- Japan Electronics and Information Technology Association (JEITA).
- Keidanren (Japan Business Federation).
Strategic Alliances:
- Partners with Schneider Electric, Siemens, and other tech firms in joint policy initiatives (e.g., clean energy task forces).
Climate Alliances:
- Supports fossil fuel subsidy phase-outs and boiler bans in the EU, per European Environmental Bureau alignment

Year	Lobbying Costs
2022–2023	500,000€ – 599,999€
Note: Historical data prior to 2022 is unavailable in the EU register.

Targets EU institutions through:

European Commission: Directorate-General for Energy (DG ENER), Directorate-General for Climate Action (DG CLIMA).
Legislative Focus: Co-legislators on files like the Ecodesign Regulation and AI Act

No high-level European Commission meetings reported. Engagement occurs via:

Industry Coalitions: Participation in BusinessEurope working groups.
Technical Dialogues: Input on delegated acts (e.g., Ecodesign standards)