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November 16, 2023

EU warned it needs to step up investment in clean tech

A worker at the Intuis heat pump manufacturing plant in northern France. The European Climate Neutrality Observatory says more EU investment is  needed to boost the development of clean energy technologies such as heat pumps and batteries (Photo: Denis Charlet/AFP via Getty Images)
A worker at the Intuis heat pump manufacturing plant in northern France. The European Climate Neutrality Observatory says more EU investment is needed to boost the development of clean energy technologies such as heat pumps and batteries (Photo: Denis Charlet/AFP via Getty Images)

The EU must increase investment in the technologies needed for the net zero transition – or risk missing its climate targets and being left behind by other parts of the world, says the European Climate Neutrality Observatory

European public financing through the EU Innovation Fund and the European Investment Bank is vital to speed up the development of clean energy technologies such as batteries, heat pumps and low-carbon steel, says a briefing by the European Climate Neutrality Observatory, an independent initiative monitoring the EU’s progress towards climate neutrality.

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