New state aid rules could see governments give up to €225 million per project per company.

Germany's industry association BDI has called the EU's Clean Industrial Deal plan an important first step in the right direction to ensure the future competitiveness of the bloc's industrial sector.  "Only through targeted investment in climate-friendly industry and the pooling of European and national funds can the EU fulfil its role as a global pioneer in climate protection," said BDI head Peter Leibinger. "A comprehensive reduction in regulatory burdens must be an absolute priority so that Europe can once again become a robust international competitor," he added.

The new package of legislative proposals hopes to give European companies a competitive edge.

Today the EU backs away from its Green Deal, as concerns over near-term security threats overshadow the long-term threat of climate change. But some argue today's reframing will help climate efforts.

Clean-tech investment and employment in the EU are growing, but a major heavy industry decarbonisation push is still needed

Aujourd’hui, la Commission présente son Pacte pour une industrie propre (Clean Industrial Deal). À partir des recommandations de Mario Draghi, elle veut répondre à un trilemme : relancer son industr...

4 of 5 companies would be exempt from EU corporate sustainability reporting as part of Brussels’ anti-red tape drive.

The PRI, IIGCC, Eurosif and other investors and supporting organisations, call on the European Commission to preserve the integrity and ambition of the EU's sustainable finance framework, in view of t...