Reaching 'net-zero': Debating the role of Europe's innovation ecosystems | Science

"By 2034, Europe will have a strong and growing web of innovation ecosystems, developing sustainable technologies. They will involve universities, research organisations, big and small companies, and governments – from town and city to nation and continent. They will rapidly move promising green ideas from lab to market, have a global perspective, and focus on what citizens say they want and need rather than what companies or researchers want to deliver. And they will have enough funding, public and private, to make all of this happen."

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