Advocating for an enabling cleantech regulatory environment
Mobilising financial instruments to support the scale-up of cleantech projects
Bridging the gap between supply and demand to accelerate cleantech adoption
Facilitating technology transfer and efficient go-to-market pathways for cleantech
Cleantech for Italy’s coalition of innovators represents a wide range of critical clean technology
verticals, including:
Long-duration energy storage (LDES) solutions (mechanical, thermal, chemical, and electrochemical) and grid infrastructure innovations (both hardware and software)
to enhance capacity, reliability, and integration of renewable energy sources.
Solutions aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions from industrial processes – from low-heat sectors such as food and textiles to hard-to-abate sectors such as cement and steel – through advanced technologies and efficiency improvements.
Development and application of new chemical compounds and advanced materials to enhance energy efficiency, sustainability, and performance in various sectors, such as transportation (sustainable fuels), agriculture (fertilisers), and energy (ceramics).
Technologies and systems designed to store and manage energy at a smaller, decentralized scale, facilitating the transition to electrified transportation, homes, and businesses, thereby enhancing energy efficiency and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
Strategies and practices focused on minimising waste, promoting reuse and recycling, and creating sustainable production and consumption cycles, with the transition from linear to circular business models.
Since 2019, more than €1 billion has flowed into the Italian cleantech sector across six key verticals.
