On Tuesday, 5 July, the European Commission adopted the New European Innovation Agenda to help the development of new European technologies to address the most pressing societal challenges, such as climate change and cyberthreats, and bring these new technologies to the market.
With this deep tech innovation, the intention is to reinforce Europe’s technological leadership in shaping the green and digital transition, bringing benefits to all sectors, from renewable energy to agritech, from construction to mobility and health, thereby tackling food security, reducing energy dependency, improving people’s health and making our economies more competitive.
For more information on the New European Agenda, please refer to the official Commission press release and the factsheet.
