The European Commission has approved a €1.1 billion French scheme to accelerate clean technology manufacturing — a key step under the Clean Industrial Deal.
What it supports:
Manufacturing capacity for net-zero technologies, including:
• Solar
• Wind (onshore & offshore)
• Heat pumps
• Batteries
• Main components & critical raw materials

How it works: • Instrument: Tax credit • Eligibility: Open to entire France • Deadline: Aid can be granted until 31 December 2028

Why it matters: This is the 8th cleantech manufacturing scheme approved since the Clean Industrial Deal State Aid Framework (CISAF) was adopted on 25 June 2025. Combined, these schemes have now unlocked over €10 billion in support for clean tech investments across Europe. The bigger picture: This French scheme is a clear signal: Europe is serious about building its own clean tech future. With €10 billion already mobilized across 8 Member States, the EU is creating the conditions for a competitive, net-zero industrial base. Follow OLA to discover how clean technologies are reshaping Europe's industrial landscape. Let's join hands to build a net-zero future.