Design net-zero technology support schemes involving control systems/SCADA/remote access/firewalls so that beneficiaries are eligible only where high-risk suppliers (per the future Cyber Security Act instrument) are excluded from key processes.
Member States designing net-zero technology support schemes must comply, and this is not law yet.
Why it matters
This is a Commission proposal: it is not law yet, and it can change before it is.
- It is Art. 34(6) (new Art. 28b of Regulation (EU) 2024/1735), in the Industrial Accelerator Act. as of 2026-08-17
- The act gives its timing as: From entry into force. as of 2026-08-17
- It names 2 industries by name: Batteries and solar and Clean tech. as of 2026-08-17
- Compliance is checked by competent authority, per scheme. as of 2026-08-17
The rule
Scheme covers products/systems with control systems, SCADA, remote access systems or firewalls
Design net-zero technology support schemes involving control systems/SCADA/remote access/firewalls so that beneficiaries are eligible only where high-risk suppliers (per the future Cyber Security Act instrument) are excluded from key processes.
Who is affected
Burden drivers
Source text
For support schemes within the scope of Articles 28 and 28a that include control systems, management control systems, supervisory control and data acquisition systems, remote access systems or firewalls, Member States shall design those schemes in such a way as to ensure that beneficiaries shall be eligible to the scheme only where suppliers identified as high-risk suppliers in accordance with Regulation xxxx/xxxx [CSA2] are not be involved in the following processes:
View source →Settled later in secondary legislation. References Regulation xxxx/xxxx [CSA2], not yet adopted/numbered.