Europe’s energy transition outlook always presents two conceptually different areas: the transformation of the electricity generation sector and decarbonization strategies for hard-to-abate sectors, which, depending on the exact definition, usually cover transportation, energy-intensive industries and buildings. 
Is the EU really on track to deliver on its climate targets in an economically viable manner? Or will the hard-to-abate decarbonization process simply lead to the complete deindustrialization of the continent – an accelerating trend since the energy crisis in 2021 – even with the introduction of policies such as the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)?
Find answers to those questions and more in our latest European Clean Tech Whitepaper.

Europe’s energy transition outlook always presents two conceptually different areas: the transformation of the electricity generation sector and decarbonization strategies for hard-to-abate sectors, which, depending on the exact definition, usually cover transportation, energy-intensive industries and buildings. 
Is the EU really on track to deliver on its climate targets in an economically viable manner? Or will the hard-to-abate decarbonization process simply lead to the complete deindustrialization of the continent – an accelerating trend since the energy crisis in 2021 – even with the introduction of policies such as the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)?
Find answers to those questions and more in our latest European Clean Tech Whitepaper.