The European Commission has announced the allocation of €3.4 billion to finance 77 projects in the field of net-zero technologies—solutions aimed at achieving zero carbon emissions. The project selection was conducted as part of a support program for innovative developments that facilitate Europe's transition to a climate-neutral economy. The funding covers a wide range of areas—from renewable energy to carbon capture and storage technologies, as well as other solutions promoting decarbonization of industry and the energy sector. The initiative is part of the EU's broader strategy to achieve climate neutrality by mid-century. The European Commission emphasizes that such investments are designed to accelerate the deployment of advanced technologies across the entire European Union, increase the competitiveness of European industry amid the global energy transition, and strengthen the region's technological sovereignty in the clean energy sector. The projects receiving support were selected on a competitive basis from a large number of applications submitted by companies and research organizations from various EU member states. These initiatives are expected to make a significant contribution to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and creating new jobs in the green technology sector. This announcement was part of the European Commission's daily press release, which also traditionally covers other news and decisions from EU institutions.