The European Solar Industry Alliance (ESIA) is pleased to announce that the official takeaways document from the recent Ministerial meeting is now available for download. This key resource captures the strategic insights, priorities, and collaborative actions discussed by EU ministers and industry leaders to accelerate Europe’s clean energy transition.
Executive Vice-President Séjourné chaired the Ministerial Meeting under the European Battery and Solar Industry Alliances in Brussels on 30 September 2025. The meeting gathered 23 Member States and the European Investment Bank, along with eight industry representatives from the solar and battery sectors and InnoEnergy as the Secretariat of both Alliances and the other Steering Committee members, Solar Power Europe and European Solar Manufacturing Council
The meeting reaffirmed the commitment of the European Commission and Member States to strengthening competitive and sustainable value chains in Europe
Please find the takeaways document linked in the Timeline section of both the Solar Alliance page and the Battery Alliance page.
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