Green industrial policies: identification and quantification

Green industrial transitions in the EU and the US
2/5, 22.06.2023, Hertie School

Presentation: Chiara Criscuolo, OECD
Discussion: Katrin Kamin, Kiel Institute for the World Economy
Bernhard Kluttig, Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action
Philip A. Luck, US Department of State
Josefina Monteagudo, European Commission
Moderated by: Cathryn Clüver Ashbrook, Bertelsmann Foundation

The OECD will launch the analytical results of its Quantifying Industrial Strategies (QuIS) project. Based on a new methodological framework, this project inventories industrial policy expenditures, in a homogenous and harmonised manner. This has allowed for country-specific analysis and cross-country benchmarking, which the OECD will release publicly for this conference. The discussion will focus on the utilization of quantification methods to gain an objective view on the prioritization of industrial strategies and how this can help understand which industrial policy instruments are being used to drive the green transformation across different countries. Furthermore, the discussion will explore the design of industrial strategies and how they provide the rationale for the choice of instruments. Moreover, it will touch upon the role of regulation and framework conditions for innovation, such as patenting and licensing rules as well as standards, in promoting innovation and fair access to technology essential for the green and digital transitions.

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