The Clean Industrial Deal (CID) presents a crucial opportunity to strengthen Europe’s industrial competitiveness while accelerating the clean transition. To succeed, it must provide a stable and predictable regulatory framework that gives industry the confidence to invest in clean technologies. Without regulatory clarity and adequate financial support, businesses face uncertainty, delaying much-needed investments. The CID must focus on unlocking non-discriminatory financial incentives, ensuring regulatory simplification, securing energy affordability and enhancing transatlantic collaboration. Learn how the CID can shape Europe’s clean industrial future.
A Clean Industrial Deal to boost competitiveness and sustainability
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