The NZIA was set up to improve investment in the use of clean technologies in the EU. Changes have included simplifying the permit-granting process and reducing the administrative burden. The act sets out a framework to reduce the EU’s reliance on highly concentrated imports and increase the resilience of Europe’s clean energy supply chains. The legislation addresses technologies that will make a significant contribution to decarbonisation. These include wind turbines, heat pumps, solar panels, renewable hydrogen as well as CO2 storage.