Becoming the world’s first climate-neutral continent by 2050 is a unique opportunity to modernise Europe’s economy and society and reorient them towards an equitable and sustainable future. This is what the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen said when she announced Europe’s largest investment in the Green Economy: over 1000 billion Euros to be invested by 2030 to achieve this extraordinary goal.
Horizon Europe, in synergy with other EU programmes, will be crucial to stimulate national and private public investment. Together, they will promote new technologies, sustainable solutions and disruptive innovation and foster the spread of new solutions across Europe and around the world.
More than 35% of Horizon Europe’s spending will contribute to climate objectives.
The watchwords are: climate neutrality, ecological transition, circular and inclusive economy.
The lines of action on which the Green Deal will move are extremely important for the future of all of us:
– healthy oceans, seas, coastal and inland waters
– climate-neutral and smart cities
– soil health and food
– adaptation to climate change and societal transformation.
In this scenario our small but very active Management Innovation wants to express its own role by proposing, directly and with associated companies, projects that can be a link between Innovation and Sustainability, which are the themes that MAIN has always wanted to address in an organic way.
And the companies of which the small but very active “MAIN ecosystem” is composed are able to provide interesting integrated proposals to fully support the European Green Deal. Starting with the transparent photovoltaic window produced by Glass to Power, up to bioplastics produced by Galatea Bio Tech. However, the IOT systems produced by Bleb Technology can be an enabling component of Smart Cities, which will need integrated security, proposed by Crypt Security. There is no company in the MAIN Galaxy that cannot rightly be involved in the implementation of innovative Green Deal projects.
We just need to better manage this great opportunity offered by Europe to expand our companies’ opportunities to conquer international markets.
