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Legislation with the handbrake on - assessing the impact of the EU’s Industrial Accelerator Act
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Report summary
The EU's Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA) aims to increase the region's manufacturing sector's share of GDP to 20% by 2035. To achieve this, the IAA brings in several key piece of legislation that aim to accelerate industrial capacity, strengthen economic security and embed “Made in EU” and low‑carbon preferences across public procurement, subsidies and permitting regimes. However, across every sector analysed, a consistent pattern emerges: ambitious headlines that are watered down by implementation choices.
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Revitalising Europe’s manufacturing sector
- Executive summary
- Macroeconomics
- IAA ma y stem industrial decline but a strong revival is unlikely
- Carbon markets and policy
- Power & Renewables
- Solar
- Europe’s solar industrial policy is workable, but the long timeline risks leaving China one technology cycle ahead
- Wind
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