Cleantech news

It was the last big hurrah before the upcoming European elections and a timid first hurrah for Europe’s cleantech manufacturing ambitions.

New rules are designed to bring ‘clean tech sovereignty’ to the bloc in face of competition from China and the US.

We spoke to Dr. Alex Domin, Partner at Trill Impact Advisory and Co-Head of the Impact Ventures team.

How Europe’s clean tech industries are set to benefit from new carbon market rules, plus Joe Biden hits fossil fuels with extra charges

We spoke to Lucas Merle at eCAPITAL, who has joined Cleantech for Europe

Guest piece by Electrochaea's Dr. Doris Hafenbradl showcases the hurdles for cleantech scaleups.

The EU will face a €50bn cleantech investment gap by 2030, according to a briefing published today by Cleantech for Europe.

The STEP initiative to boost investment in strategic technologies has suffered a blow as member states refuse to hand over fresh funding, but the proposal lacked ambition from the beginning

Cleantech for Europe's Sofia Karagianni explores how Europe's cleantech industry, despite its innovative solutions for energy resilience and decarbonisation, faces a significant investment gap.

“If you want to clearly become the home of clean tech manufacturing, you need three things."

The EU is facing a massive investment gap if it wants to meet its cleantech manufacturing ambitions, according to a report from the Cleantech for Europe initiative.

Under the commission's proposal, the €10bn overall top-up would have included €3bn for InvestEU, an investment scheme designed to provide guarantees for sustainable projects