The Atlas tracks Europe’s clean-tech transformation, showing how adoption, investment and industrial change are unfolding across the continent.
Clean technologies are transforming Europe’s economy, energy system and industrial base at unprecedented speed. Across the continent, households are adopting new technologies, businesses are investing in the industries of the future, and new patterns of production, trade and competitiveness are taking shape. This Atlas offers a comprehensive map of Europe’s clean-tech transformation, tracking adoption, manufacturing, investment and trade trends across key sectors. Combining a pan-European perspective with detailed country profiles, it reveals how the transition is unfolding on the ground and how Europe compares with global competitors such as China and the United States. An essential guide to understanding one of the most profound economic and industrial shifts of our time.
The European Clean Tech Atlas will be launched at Bruegel’s Annual Meetings 2026 in Session 2a, ‘Mapping Europe’s clean energy and industrial transformation’, which will explore how the clean energy transition is reshaping Europe’s industrial geography and where new opportunities are emerging.
Source : Bruegel
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