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Greentech in the heart of Europe: You can't have everything, except in NRW

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Issue 113

NRW leads the greentech shift, where innovation, industry, and sustainability create opportunities.

Greentech in the heart of Europe: You can't have everything, except in NRW

In NRW, greentech is one of the powerful drivers of change

North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), Germany's most populous and economically strongest federal state, is Europe's most important energy region and therefore the largest arena for the modernisation and decarbonisation of key industries. With over 170,000 greentech employees, NRW offers international companies a unique investment environment, for example, for technologies for the efficient storage, transmission and use of energy, water and recycling management.

Key to green transformation in Europe

In NRW, greentech is one of the powerful drivers of change.

The aim of NRW is to become the first climate-neutral industrial region in Europe. Mines are being transformed into recycling sites, and plasma technology is being used to turn non-recyclable plastic packaging into 100% recyclable material.

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