US EditionEU's €40B Cleantech Fund Has Deployed Less Than 1% — What the 2026 Audit Reveals
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The EU wants to promote green technologies for climate protection, but its dedicated innovation fund does not come from the quark, the EU Court of Auditors analyses. The contribution EU billions for green technologies that bring less than expected appeared first on ingenieur.de - Jobbörse und Nachrichtsportal für Ingenieure.
The European Union Innovation Fund (EU), created to promote innovative low carbon technologies, has only mobilised 1% of the total budget (332 million euros) in five years of existence, reveals the European Court of Auditors (ECE).
EU's €40B Cleantech Fund Has Deployed Less Than 1% — What the 2026 Audit Reveals
The EU's €40 billion Innovation Fund has deployed less than 1% of its budget after five years. A Startuprad.io analysis of what the European Court of Auditors' 2026 audit reveals for DACH deep tech founders, VCs, and cleantech investors — and what comes next with the €451B European Competitiveness Fund.
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