Financing the energy transition-accelerating and scaling-up

Thema:
Energy transition pathways

Achieving global climate goals requires massive investments in sustainable energy and materials. Actionable insights to mobilise capital at scale are key to accelerating the rollout of resilient, future-proof infrastructure.

Studies and reports

TNO performs research on how investments in the Dutch energy transition can be accelerated and scaled up.

The transformation of the industrial system requires large-scale deployment of multiple first-of-a-kind (FOAK) commercial-scale projects and value chains to build momentum and protect national interests.

Systematic and transparent risk allocation combined with regulatory frameworks and targeted funding support must therefore be put in place to unlock private sector financing.

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There are barriers that slow down private investment in the green transition. These obstacles limit the willingness of financial institutions to invest in innovative projects. Various instruments can help to reduce these barriers and accelerate sustainable investment.

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Evidence of direct impact of fossil fuel divestment in relation to the reduction of CO2 emissions is limited. The divestment has helped raise awareness of the need for climate action and increased support for climate policy.

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This study looked at and makes 6 observations into the possible role of institutional investors who have sufficient capital to initiate a successful energy transition.

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Standardization and aggregation are prerequisites to enable the securitization of energy efficiency assets and thus raise capital from institutional investors to bridge the energy efficiency investment gap in Europe.

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22 resultaten, getoond 1 t/m 5

A fossil-free 2050 is technically achievable

Informatietype:
News
20 February 2026
A new TNO assessment shows that a fully fossil‑free energy system and industry by 2050 are technically achievable with faster, more assertive action.

Temporary Special Economic Zone around Rotterdam can prevent climate delays and GDP losses

Informatietype:
News
21 January 2026

Making sustainability strategies robust and resilient in an uncertain world

Informatietype:
Insight
13 January 2026

Nuclear energy in our future energy system

Informatietype:
Article
10 September 2025

Climate fund applications from the perspective of broad prosperity

Informatietype:
Insight
26 June 2025