Clean Tech Manufacturing Opportunities in Central and Eastern Europe : Export and Investment Implications (anglais)

Abstract The transition to a low-carbon economy requires an expansion in the production of clean energy technologies. Recent shifts in the European Union’s industrial policy aim to boost local manufacturing and attract clean technology production to Europe. This paper uses a data-driven scenario approach to explore how such onshoring efforts could create economic opportunities in four Central and Eastern European countries—Bulgaria, Croatia, Poland...

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Auteur

Samuel Rosenow;

Sarur Chaudhary LNU;

Gregor Semieniuk;

Emilija Timmis;
Date du document
2025/01/13
Type de document
Document de travail de recherche sur les politiques
Numéro du rapport
WPS11035
Volume
1
Pays
Pologne, Croatie, EU Accession Countries, Roumanie, Bulgarie,
Région
Europe et Asie centrale,
Date de publication
2025/01/14
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
Titre du rapport
Clean Tech Manufacturing Opportunities in Central and Eastern Europe : Export and Investment Implications

Langue

anglais

Numéro d'identification

7A-EU Regular Economic Reports Programmatic ASA (10th Edition) -- P500459

Thèmes

Trade,Manufacturing,

Unité propriétaire

IFC; EECM2 - EFI - ECA - MTIC - 2

Unité responsable

DEC-IFC, Off of VP (DECVP)

Version Type

Final

Series Name

Policy Research working paper; PROSPERITY;

Digital Object Identifier

10.1596/1813-9450-11035

Gamme de produits

Advisory Services & Analytics

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Clean Tech Manufacturing Opportunities in Central and Eastern Europe : Export and Investment Implications (anglais)

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