EU invests €2.5 billion of ETS revenues in clean energy projects
The European Commission and the European Investment Bank have announced a funding package to support cleaner energy systems across eleven European Union member states.
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According to the European Commission, €2.5 billion in revenues generated from the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) is being directed toward the development of cleaner energy systems. The investment initiative, announced on 2 July 2026, aims to support energy infrastructure projects across 11 EU countries. The funding programme is being delivered in collaboration with the European Investment Bank.
This allocation of ETS revenues is designed to assist member states in transitioning to more sustainable energy models. Further details regarding the specific projects and the distribution of funds between the participating nations were disclosed in the official European Commission daily news briefing.
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