Brussels pitches €100B for grand plan to boost made-in-EU clean manufacturing

Cement Decarbonization Policy Makers Need To Understand All Levers - CleanTechnica

The global cement industry, long recognized as a backbone of infrastructure development, faces mounting pressure to reduce its environmental impact. Responsible for approximately 7–8% of global carbon emissions, cement production is one of the most carbon-intensive industrial processes. Yet, as climate policies tighten and innovation accelerates, the industry stands at ... [continued] The post Cement Decarbonization Policy Makers Need To Underst…

EU’s New Clean Industry Deal Includes Push for Alternative Fuels

The European Commission presented its new Clean Industry Deal as the next ambitious step in a decarbonization strategy. The plan follows on from the...

With the Clean Industrial Deal, Ursula von der Leyen wants to free the EU from bureaucracy and regulation – at the expense of climate protection and human rights?

Can the EU’s Clean Industrial Deal cut carbon and restore competitiveness?

Atlantic Council experts share their analysis on the EU’s new industrial policy, its implications for European energy security, and how key partners may respond to the bloc’s evolving regulatory landscape.

The European industry is struggling. Yesterday, the European Commission presented a plan to change this and to give a boost to innovations: the Clean Industrial Deal. The battery industry is also being looked at. The expectation is that more and more batteries will be used in the coming years. Not only in cars and small appliances, but also batteries as large as shipping containers. The largest battery manufacturers are in China, Japan and South…

Europe puts its energy transition on life support

The NewsThe European Union is drastically curbing its climate ambitions, with a wide-ranging policy reset that aims to halt the region’s upward spiral of energy prices without scrapping its long-term decarbonization goals entirely.The Clean Industrial Deal announced Wednesday is a plan to channel €100 billion ($105 billion) into European clean tech manufacturing, combined with measures to underwrite demand for low-carbon industrial products like…