Technology Transfer and Commercialisation for the European Green Deal
The rapid deployment of green technologies will be vital to put the EU on a path to meeting the European Green Deal objectives. Many green technologies with a great potential to contribute to the EU’s green transition are currently being developed in research laboratories across the EU. How can we ensure that these novel technologies find the right conditions to mature and become widespread in the EU? What are the main barriers in the transfer of green technologies from the research organisations to the market? And what could facilitate the rapid commercialisation of green technologies?
This report on technology transfer and commercialisation for the European Green Deal sets out to answer these questions. A particular focus was placed on barriers and facilitators for green technologies in the areas of EU policy, intellectual property and financing. Four case studies were carried out in the fields of hydrogen, batteries, carbon capture and storage and artificial intelligence. The analysis resulted in policy recommendations on how to facilitate the technology transfer and commercialisation of green technologies. Giving green technologies the best chances to reach market maturity and have an impact in transforming our societies will take us a step closer towards achieving sustainability goals.
VYSOKA Lenka;
DORR Raoul;
SARRIS Stefano;
GATHY Gergely;
FAZIO Alessandro;
2021-05-10
Publications Office of the European Union
JRC124354
978-92-76-37536-4 (online),
1831-9424 (online),
EUR 30694 EN,
OP KJ-NA-30694-EN-N (online),
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC124354,
10.2760/918801 (online),
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