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Resilient Wind Energy made in Europe – all components count
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The Net-Zero Industry Act (NZIA) aims to preserve the leadership of the Wind Energy sector by enhancing European manufacturing capacity for net-zero technologies (“to meet at least 40% of EU annual deployment needs by 2030”), addressing barriers to scaling up production in Europe. It seeks to increase the competitiveness of the net-zero technology sector and value chain, attract investments, and improve market access for clean tech in the EU. However, as reported by IEA the “non-binding nature of [the 40%] benchmark and the absence of clear policy instruments for its implementation” might put such ambition at risk. This document outlines the recommendations from diversified actors of the EU Wind Supply Chain to reinforce the NZIA texts of secondary legislation to be adopted by March 2025.
Signatories:
EUROFER, The European Steel Association
Offshore Wind Foundations Alliance (OWFA)
European Wind Tower Association (WTA)
Europacable
ArcelorMittal
Sif Group
GRI Renewables Industries
Chantiers de l’Atlantique
AG der Dillinger Hüttenwerke
DONAKO Ltd
Salzgitter AG
Westlake Epoxy BV
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