Beyond 2030: what the EU's decarbonisation roadmap means for its low-carbon economy

Table of contents

• Why the EU's new 2040 climate target will be tough - and how it could meet it
• The EU lacks funding to deliver on its climate ambition ( Lindsey Entwistle )
• Lots more ambition and clarity of direction – but the clock is ticking ( Mhairidh Evans )
• Carbon removals expected to scale rapidly to complement the EU ETS ( Nuomin Han )
• The EU looks to promote domestic sourcing of carbon offsets ( Nuomin Han )
• The NZIA: good news for EU hydrogen technology manufacturers ( Greig Boulstridge )
• Widespread electrification is critical but may fall short of targets ( Peter Osbaldstone )
• The Net Zero Industry Act is a boost for nuclear SMRs ( David Brown )
• Achieving 40% domestically manufactured solar will be a tough challenge ( Yana Hryshko , Juan Monge and Michelle Davis )
• Strengthening Europe’s offshore wind supply chain through auction design ( Sasha Bond )
• The NZIA aims to promote turbine manufacturing, but no financial grants are available ( Zoe Grainge )
• Battery production targets will require EUR37 billion in capex ( Max Reid, Prateek Biswas and Suzanne Shaw )

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