Clean industry rising: the foundation of resilient value chains | report

Global Project Tracker update June 2026

2026 is on track to be the strongest year for clean industry investment to date. 19 commercial-scale projects worth $43 billion reached final investment decision (FID) in the last six monthsmore than double the pace of a year earlier, despite ongoing geopolitical headwinds.

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Clean industry rising | introduction

The fifth edition of the Global Project Tracker is now live, highlighting an acceleration in the shift to decarbonised industrial production. 

The latest wave of projects includes clean fuels, chemicals, fertilisers and metals: the industrial essentials needed to grow food, build infrastructure, manufacture goods and move the products that underpin modern economies. As the need for more resilient industrial systems intensifies, clean industry is emerging as a strategic advantage 

Explore this new analysis to see the trends in detail, including country progress, analysis of which projects are progressing along the announced pipeline and the new clean industry value chains that are taking shape worth an estimated $4.7 trillion. 

Report insights 

Energy is power and economic systems powered by fossil fuel energy are under pressure, now the cracks are showing. Despite these geopolitical and macroeconomic headwinds, investment into clean industry, powered by clean energy, has not slowed, in fact it has accelerated.

  • More than double the number of new Financial Investment Decisions recorded
  • New clean industry value chains are taking shape worth an estimated $4.7 trillion
  • Momentum is gaining: China is moving fast and India’s pipeline has grown
    by 30% in six months
  • Cross border trade alliances turn comparative advantage into long-term resilience
  • Countries that take a strategic approach to their role in supply chains will be best placed to shape the market terms of tomorrow’s clean industrial economies

Nineteen new Final Investment Decisions (FIDs) were recorded in the last six months, over double the equivalent period a year earlier, putting 2026 on track to be the strongest year for clean industry investment to date. Across sectors, capital is being committed, not because conditions are easy, but because the strategic case has strengthened. Clean fuels, chemicals and materials, produced domestically or sourced from diverse, trusted partners, materially reduce exposure to fossil-fuel price shocks.– drop down web version of the report 

Mission Possible Partnership | MPP

Mission Possible Partnership (MPP) is an independent non-profit organisation advancing global clean industry transformation. Since 2019, we have been working with some of the most energy-intensive industries: aluminium, aviation, cement, chemicals, shipping and steel, to cut their nearly 25% of global GHG emissions. ​

We mobilise business, finance, government and civil society leaders to speed up the shift to clean materials, chemicals and fuels. Having charted sectoral pathways to net-zero, we continue to forge new territory, lifting the barriers to enable a critical mass of clean industrial projects to break ground by 2030.

Industrial Transition Accelerator | ITA

The ITA is a global multi-stakeholder platform -managed by Mission Possible Partnership – to fast-track decarbonisation across heavy-emitting industry and transport sectors.  It aims to significantly grow the pipeline of commercial-scale, clean industrial projects to reduce emissions by 2030.

Build Clean Now | BCN

Build Clean Now is a global campaign bringing together governments, companies and finance to accelerate the pace at which clean industrial projects are financed and built, year-on-year. It is led by the Industrial Transition Accelerator (ITA) and Mission Possible Partnership (MPP).

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