The EU’s law aimed at increasing clean technology production comes into force

European Union (AB) clean technology It has a long history of aiming to increase its production. However, especially in recent years, it has focused more on this goal. In parallel, the EU’s law, which aims to increase clean technology production, will officially come into force in June. The EU’s Net-Zero Industry Act (NZIA) The law, described as , represents a critical step towards achieving Europe’s sustainability and carbon reduction targets.

It stands out as a critical step to achieve Europe’s carbon emission reduction and sustainability goals. According to NZIA, the aim is to increase production in the sectors in which the EU is active, primarily in areas such as solar energy, batteries, wind energy and renewable hydrogen. This aims to strengthen the EU’s further investment in clean energy sources and access to the technologies necessary for a sustainable future.

The law, which aims to promote the EU’s clean technology production, includes various measures such as simplifying regulatory processes, encouraging investments and providing support to innovative projects. These measures aim to strengthen the EU’s leadership position in the global market by making it more competitive and innovative in the clean technology sector.

Emphasizing the importance of these efforts, the EU President Ursula von der Leyen“Demand is increasing in Europe and globally, and we are now in a better position to meet this demand with European supply,” he said.

With the law coming into force, the EU will reduce CO2 emissions by 2040. 90 percent is expected to achieve the reduction target. This will enable the EU to make significant progress in the green transformation process and will make a significant contribution to global sustainability efforts.