Vice President of the EU Commission Teresa Ribera and Stephane Sejourne and the member of the EU Commission Wopke Hoekstra introduced the newly prepared consensus of the clean industry at a joint press conference in Brussels.
According to the agreement defined as a “common roadmap for competitiveness and carbon emphasis”, the industrial infrastructure is preserved and supported in order to maintain the competitiveness of Europe in view of the slow economic growth and technological change. With the new plan, it aims to accelerate carbon cleaning, industrialization and innovation in Europe and to increase sustainable and durable production.
High energy costs, global competitions and complex agreements, energy -intensive industries and clean technology industry will urgently support.
Net incentives are presented to the carbonlessness of the industry in Europe. The industry will access adequate energy.
In order to reduce the energy costs in the EU, electrification, clean and domestic production increases, internal networks are strengthened and steps are taken to establish a fully integrated market for energy.
Changes are made in electricity market design to reduce electricity supply costs. Energy efficiency is promoted more.
Transcendental procurement agreements are concluded, including differential contracts. The impact of fossil fuels on short -term electrical prices is reduced.
The European Investment Bank (AYB) and the EU Commission will initiate a pioneer of 500 million euros for companies.
AYB will create a support package of 1.5 billion euros for those who produce the products required for the power grid.
The spread of renewable energies is accelerated.
In order to increase the production capacity of clean technology in Europe, the public support of the EU is simplified until June.
The EU Commission will repeat public support for investments in nuclear supply chains and nuclear technologies.
Clean energy and clean production are expanded. Energy intensity industries can reach clean and affordable energy stably and safely.
The authorization periods for network, energy storage and renewable energy projects are shortened.
The functioning of the natural gas markets is developed in Europe. The price volatility in gas and speculation is reduced.
The administrative burden for companies that process the financial markets in the energy sector is reduced.
Measures are taken to prevent market deterioration due to the filling of gas tension.
The OUT -Price criterion in public tenders is also taken into account. For strategic sectors, sustainability, durability and European preference criteria can be placed in the public procurement of EU.
The EU industry will quickly provide resources. With the agreement, more than 100 billion euros are mobilized to improve the state of clean production in the EU.
In addition, the EU Commission will propose the establishment of an industrial carbon -sensication bank to be financed to finance 100 billion euros on the basis of funds in other EU programs.
By reproducing various sources in the current EU budget, various areas such as the modernization of industrial processes, the production and distribution of clean technologies and the financing of energy infrastructure projects provide additional financing.
Clean products and partnerships in these areas are observed in the EU trade and investment agreements.
The mechanism for carbon regulation of the EU is improved and its administrative burden for companies is reduced.
The EU Commission will set up a special EU critical raw material center to buy raw materials together with the Member States.
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