The European Commission has given the green light to a €2.3bn Finnish scheme designed to bolster investments in the renewable energy sector and drive decarbonization efforts. The initiative targets aiding industrial companies in transitioning to a Net Zero economy, focusing on three main areas. Firstly, investments in energy production from renewable sources, energy storage, and renewable hydrogen will be supported. Secondly, the scheme aims to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions from industrial production processes by 40% and decrease energy consumption by 20%. Lastly, the funding will facilitate investments in strategic equipment such as batteries, wind turbines, and carbon capture technologies. Finland, a leader in green technologies, is actively engaging in sustainable projects like green hydrogen production, CO2 utilization for aviation fuel, and creating protein from captured CO2, showcasing its commitment to environmental innovation. Companies like P2X Solutions, Soletair Power, and Solar Foods are spearheading these initiatives. The overall goal is to transform industrial processes by utilizing renewable energy sources, enhancing energy efficiency, and promoting the sustainable utilization of CO2 in various sectors for a greener future.