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France to invest 1.6 billion euros in industrial site decarbonisation

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Posted on February 11, 2026

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Last updated: February 11, 2026

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Quick Summary

France will invest €1.6 billion over 15 years to decarbonise seven industrial sites, including Holcim and Ineos Naphtachimie, as part of its environmental strategy.

France Commits €1.6 Billion to Decarbonise Key Industrial Sites

France's Decarbonisation Initiative

PARIS, Feb 11 (Reuters) - France will invest 1.6 billion euros in public funds over 15 years to support decarbonisation projects at seven industrial sites in the country, the Elysee said on Wednesday.

Details of the Investment

The sites include Holcim, Heidelberg Materials France, Ineos Naphtachimie, Vicat, Eurolysine, Aluminium Dunkerque and Specialty Operations France (Syensqo).

Beneficiary Industrial Sites

(Reporting by Charlotte Van Campenhout, Editing by Richard Lough)

Key Takeaways

•France invests €1.6 billion in decarbonisation.
•Seven industrial sites to benefit from the initiative.
•Investment spans over 15 years.
•Key companies include Holcim and Ineos Naphtachimie.
•Part of France's broader environmental strategy.

Frequently Asked Questions about France to invest 1.6 billion euros in industrial site decarbonisation

1What is decarbonisation?

Decarbonisation refers to the process of reducing carbon dioxide emissions associated with energy production and consumption, aiming to mitigate climate change.

2What is an industrial site?

An industrial site is a location where manufacturing, production, or other industrial activities take place, often involving heavy machinery and large-scale operations.

France's Decarbonisation Initiative

Details of the Investment

The sites include Holcim, Heidelberg Materials France, Ineos Naphtachimie, Vicat, Eurolysine, Aluminium Dunkerque and Specialty Operations France (Syensqo).

Beneficiary Industrial Sites

(Reporting by Charlotte Van Campenhout, Editing by Richard Lough)

Frequently Asked Questions

1What is decarbonisation?

Decarbonisation refers to the process of reducing carbon dioxide emissions associated with energy production and consumption, aiming to mitigate climate change.

2What is an industrial site?

An industrial site is a location where manufacturing, production, or other industrial activities take place, often involving heavy machinery and large-scale operations.