France commits 1.6 billion euros to decarbonise key industrial sites
The Elysee announced today that France will invest 1.6 billion euros over fifteen years to support decarbonisation projects at seven major industrial sites.
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The French government announced today, February 11, 2026, a commitment to invest 1.6 billion euros in public funds over a 15-year period to support decarbonisation projects at seven industrial sites across FR 
FR. This structured, policy-driven financing initiative, revealed by the Elysee, represents a significant long-term commitment to national industrial transformation.
FR. This structured, policy-driven financing initiative, revealed by the Elysee, represents a significant long-term commitment to national industrial transformation.The public funding is specifically allocated to support decarbonisation efforts at seven named locations. The list of beneficiaries includes major international and domestic industrial firms. Among those set to receive support is Holcim Ltd , alongside Heidelberg Materials France, which is part of the HeidelbergCement AG group. The French cement manufacturer Vicat S.A. is also identified as a participant in the program.
