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EU boosts clean energy transition with new publications

The European Commission has launched a series of key initiatives to accelerate decarbonisation, strengthen clean industry and mobilise investment across Europe.

  • General publications
  • 18 March 2026
  • European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency
  • 1 min read

The European Commission has recently introduced several major initiatives aimed at advancing Europe’s clean energy transition, enhancing competitiveness and ensuring a more inclusive energy system.

Together, these initiatives reflect a comprehensive approach combining industrial policy, citizen engagement and investment mobilisation.

Industrial Accelerator Act: boosting clean industrial capacity

The Industrial Accelerator Act, published on 4 March 2026, aims to strengthen Europe’s clean industrial base and accelerate decarbonisation in strategic sectors.

The proposal focuses on scaling up clean technologies, simplifying regulatory procedures and supporting industries in their transition towards net-zero production and resilient supply chains.

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Citizens Energy Package: empowering consumers and communities

The Citizens Energy Package introduces measures to make energy more affordable and accessible for all Europeans.

It aims to reduce energy bills, support energy communities and tackle energy poverty, while improving the implementation of existing EU energy legislation. The initiative also highlights the role of electrification, flexibility and citizen participation in the energy transition.

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Clean Energy Investment Strategy: mobilising public and private finance

The Clean Energy Investment Strategy seeks to unlock both public and private investment to support Europe’s energy transition.

It focuses on financing clean energy infrastructure, grids, energy efficiency and innovative technologies, helping to bridge the investment gap while strengthening competitiveness and affordability across the EU.

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