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From wind turbines to fuel cells, Europe can become a leader in the production of net-zero technologies.

We proposed the Net-Zero Industry Act to create the right conditions to scale up our clean-tech industry and power Europe's green transition by:

- Fostering investment with simpler permitting processes
- Boosting demand for clean tech
- Setting up sandboxes to test new technologies
- Promoting net-zero tech skills
- Building international partnerships

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Karolina Bielnik

@EU_Commission Ok, how about: boosting proven, safe and tested, European sourced NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY. There is one very low carbon network in one EU country without much of hydro power - France. They build they nuclear infrastructure in 20 years. It's possible, we did it once.

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steakfrite

@EU_Commission We can thank the german government & automaker industry for cancelling the ban on combustion engines. That'll fix the environment for sure !

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@EU_Commission with respect, 'net zero' is not zero. It's a marketing / political term. Right now carbon cannot be sustainably or cost-effectively offset to the extent required to slow warming. And even if it could, Europe and the U.S. have a bad habit of 'outsourcing' that to poor regions just to move it out of sight. We need to stop emitting ALL carbon, which means changing how we all live, which nobody wants to hear.

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@EU_Commission I agree. Manufacturing more products to solve a problem created from over production is definitely the best answer.
When will we realise that these policies are for the benefit of GDP and status quo. Not for the people but for the movement of money.

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