With Thomas Pellerin-Carlin, Head of the Jacques Delors Energy Centre and Research Fellow on European Energy Policy, Eulalia Rubio, Senior Research Fellow at the Jacques Delors Institute, Economic and Social affairs, EU budget and Peter Sweatman, Directeur général, Climate Strategy & Partners

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To become the world’s first climate-neutral continent, the European Unionneeds to invest now in clean energy innovation. To do so, the EU already has a comprehensive set of tools: from grants to guarantees and loans. Some tools are already well established, such as Horizon 2020, the European Investment Bank or the European Institute of Innovation and Technology. Others are new in the landscape, such as the Innovation Fund, the European Innovation Council and the European Sustainable Investment Plan.

To deliver on the Green Deal, the new Commission will review the EU financial support to clean innovation. What does the European Commission plan to do? What should the European Union do to accelerate clean energy innovation?

You want to learn more on the topic discussed during the webinar? Then read Jacques Delors Institute’s latest publications:

• “An EU Budget in support of the Next Commission’s Agenda” (Eulalia Rubio; 02/09/2019)
• “The European Green Deal starts with the Energy Transition” (Thomas Pellerin-Carlin, Emilie Magdalinski and Jean-Arnold Vinois; 02/09/2019)
• “Mainstreaming Innovation Funding in the EU Budget” (Emilie Magdalinski, Thomas Pellerin-Carlin, Marta Pilati, Eulalia Rubio, Fabian Zuleeg and Philipp Ständer; 06/05/2019)