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EC approves state aid by Croatia for battery R&D European Commission headquarters in Brussels; Author: Radomir Ralev ZAGREB (Croatia), January 28 (SeeNews) - The European Commission (EC) approved a project within the Important Project of Common European Interest (IPCEI) mechanism, clearing the way for Croatia and 11 other member states to award a total of 2.9 billion euro ($3.5 billion) of public funds to support battery R&D, Croatias ministry of regional development and EU ...

covi c, in charge of the European Battery Alliance, said this strong pan-European project will help revolutionise the next generation battery market. “It will also boost our strategic autonomy in a sector vital for Europe’s green transition and long-term resilience. Some three years ago, the EU battery industry was hardly on the map. Today, Europe is a global battery hotspot. And by 2025, our actions under the European Battery Alliance will result in an industry robust to power at least six...

(Bloomberg) -- The European Union paved the way for companies including Tesla Inc. and BMW AG to get about 2.9 billion euros ($3.5 billion) of state aid for battery projects that will strengthen the bloc’s position in the race to produce more electric vehicles.

Enel X has obtained the green light from the European Commission to develop three projects presented within the framework of the second IPCEI (Important Project of Common European Interest) created to support the European battery industry, which sees the participation of 42 European companies. Enel X projects span applications in the fields of electric mobility, large stationary storage systems and the sustainable end-of-life management of lithium batteries. “In addition to making an importan...

ROME, Italy, Jan. 27 -- Enel, a natural gas distribution company, issued the following news release: Enel X, the Enel Group business line dedicated to innovative energy services, has obtained the green light from the European Commission to develop three projects presented within the framework of the second IPCEI (Important Project of Common European Interest) created to support the European battery industry, which sees the participation of 42 European companies. Enel X projects span application...

Margrethe Vestager - Photo © European Union 2021 (BRUSSELS) - The Commission gave its approval under EU state aid rules Wednesday to a second Important Project of Common European Interest to support research and innovation in the battery value chain. The project, called "European Battery Innovation" was jointly prepared and notified by Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Poland, Slovakia, Spain and Sweden. The twelve Member States will provide up to ...

Agence Europe 27 January 2021 Green light for €2.9 billion public support for a second electric battery project Brussels, 26/01/2021 (Agence Europe) The European Commission authorised, on Tuesday 26 January, under EU State Aid rules, a second Important Project of Common European Interest (IPCEI) to support research and innovation along the entire electric battery value chain. This project, called ‘European Battery Innovation’, was jointly develope...

EU Reporter Published 2 months ago The Commission has approved state aid of up to €2.9 billion in funding for an ‘Important Project of Common European Interest’ (IPCEI) to support research and innovation in the battery value chain. The twelve EU countries involved will provide public funding expected to unlock an additional €9 billion in private investments. The project, called European Battery Innovation was jointly prepared and notified by Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Finland, France, ...

vital that our proposed regulatory framework on batteries enjoys smooth sailing in the Parliament and the Council. All industrial players in Europe need a predictable legal environment that supports them in innovating and preparing for the expected surge in e-mobility by 2023. -  Second, we must enhance reskilling and upskilling so that our battery industry of tomorrow has a labour force to match. According to industrial estimates, some 800-thousand workers will need to be trained by 2025. T...

European aerospace giant Airbus revealed more details about its hydrogen aircraft project on Thursday (17 December), which could include a propeller-driven plane “unlike anything seen on today’s runways”. In September, Airbus said it aimed to develop a commercial airliner by 2035 that can be fuelled by hydrogen, potentially unlocking the prospect of zero-emission air travel. As part of that presentation, the aerospace firm released three concepts: a propeller-driven regional aircraft, a s...