Our analysis suggests that even at this early stage investors see the act as a positive stimulus for clean technology companies’ future profits. This is likely to give the US a competitive advantage in the development and commercialisation of hydrogen and other new clean technologies.
This report commissioned by Energy UK investigates what governments around the world have done to attract investment in clean technologies and what this means for the UK as it considers its next steps in the energy transition.
Critical minerals are metal and non-metal compounds essential to modern technologies and whose supply chain is at risk of being disrupted. Many of these minerals are components of batteries, solar PVs, wind turbines, electric vehicles, and other clean technology.
