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Transforming Energy-Intensive Industries: Reflections on innovation, investment and finance challenges

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  • Elkerbout, Milan

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The clean energy transition � necessitated by the Paris Agreement and implemented in the EU through the Energy Union strategy � is changing the industrial landscape in Europe. Viewed through the lens of competitiveness, this transition brings about threats as well as opportunities. This transition also leads to increased integration and linkages between climate and energy policies, on the one hand, and industrial policies, on the other. The short report is a first attempt to describe these linkages and thereby make a step towards identifying key issues and emerging policy questions while starting to hint at possible answers. It is meant as a background for discussion upon which to build further research.

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  • Elkerbout, Milan, 2017. "Transforming Energy-Intensive Industries: Reflections on innovation, investment and finance challenges," CEPS Papers 13274, Centre for European Policy Studies.
    • Handle: RePEc:eps:cepswp:13274
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    Energy Union; energy transition; EU ETS; climate and industrial policy; innovation finance;
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